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7 killed in J&K as ultras go berserk at Army camp
Saturday, June 28 2003 11:13 Hrs (IST)

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Jammu: Six Army personnel and a militant were killed on June 28 morning in an exchange of fire following an attack by ultras on Sunjawan Army cantonment near Jammu, official sources said.

According to initial reports, two armed militants entered the cantonment at around 0430 hrs and started indiscriminate firing when most of the army personnel were sleeping.

However, alert guards retaliated and the exchange of fire continued till 0830 hrs, they said, adding in the encounter one militant was killed and six army personnel lost their lives.

Another militant was believed to be inside the cantonment, but it was yet to be ascertained.

This latest violence comes coincides with the visit of President A P J Abdul Kalam to the Himalayan region.

The killings took place near the Army camp at Kaluchak where rebels killed more than two dozen people in May 2002.

PTI

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