Naugam encounter: Arms, medicines used by terrorists bore 'Made In Pakistan' markings

Srinagar: The Indian Army on Thursday said that Pakistani markings were found on ammunition, medicines, eatables and other war like stores they recovered from three terroists in Jammu and Kashmir. 

Earlier today, the army foiled multiple infiltration bid as five to six terrorists were trying to infiltrate across the LoC in Uri. Three heavily-armed militants were killed in a gun battle in the Kupwara district as the army foiled the third major infiltration bid in less than a fortnight along the LoC in north Kashmir. 

One jawan lost his life while two soldiers were injured during an encounter with terrorists along the Line of Control (LoC) in Uri. 

Troops guarding the LoC had noticed a group of militants trying to sneak into the valley under the cover of darkness in the Machil sector. 

On 26 May, the army had killed two Pakistani Border Action Team (BAT) members who tried to infiltrate into the Uri sector to carry out an attack on Indian soldiers. Six more militants were killed in the same sector next day when they attempted to sneak in from across the LoC. 

Meanwhile, army chief General Bipin Rawat told ANI that the "condition in Kashmir will improve soon."