Clashes broke out in Srinagar following the killing of two suspected terrorists in a gunfight with security forces. Police and paramilitary soldiers on a tip launched a counterinsurgency operation in a neighborhood in Srinagar overnight, leading to an exchange of gunfire between trapped suspected terrorists and troops early Monday, police said in a statement. Two suspected terrorists were killed in the fighting, police said. Residents said troops set a civilian house on fire during the fighting. Police said one of the dead was a Pakistani terrorist, who had been operating in the region since earlier this year and was responsible for at least two deadly attacks on paramilitary soldiers in Srinagar. As the fighting ended, scores of people, chanting anti-India slogans, threw stones at government forces. Troops retaliated by firing tear gas and shotgun pellets. No one was immediately reported injured in the clashes.
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