LeT commander, Pakistani accomplice killed in encounter in Srinagar
The Hindu
A police spokesman said Abrar — a top commander of LeT involved in many killings — was arrested at Parimpora on June 28 and put on sustained interrogation.
A day after his arrest, top Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) commander Nadeem Abrar and a Pakistani national were killed in an encounter in Parimpora area of the city, police said on June 29. Giving details of the incident, a police spokesman said Abrar — a top commander of LeT involved in many killings — and put on sustained interrogation. The LeT commander disclosed the location where he had kept his AK-47 rifle in Maloora locality, the spokesman said.
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