A fierce gunfight ended after a three-hour long siege between security forces and a group of terrorists in North Kashmir's Baramulla town.



Combing operation has been initiated outside the Army camp.

Baramulla attack: situation contained and under control, says Army, 2 BSF jawans injured (visuals deferred) pic.twitter.com/qNEPaRbl5M &; ANI (@ANI_news) October 2, 2016

Meanwhile, BSF DIG is taking a stock of the situation in Baramulla.

The terrorists attempted to break into the 46 Rashtriya Rifles camp at around 10:40 pm on Sunday night.

Baramulla attack: Terrorists have not breached 46RR camp, tried to enter through a public park near camp. Heavy exchange of fire on &; ANI (@ANI_news) October 2, 2016

ONE BSF JAWAN MARTYRED



At least two terrorists have been killed in the encounter. One BSF jawan was also martyred in the encounter while another was injured.

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This is the first attack on an Army camp in Kashmir since the Uri attack which led to a surgical strike inside Pakistan-occupied Kashmir last week.

HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED



More than four terrorists attacked the Army camp's gate while another group attempted to scale the camp's wall from another spot.

Initial reports suggested that a terrorist tried to breach the security cordon and tried to enter the camp but failed as they were engaged right outside the camp.

As per a resident of Baramulla, at least one terrorist might have managed to enter the camp, based on the sound of gunfight that came from inside the camp.

Since the Army and other forces have been on high alert since Uri, they took on the terrorists soon after one hurled grenades near the entry gate.

Soon after that, two or more terrorists tried to breach the wall at another spot believing the forces would rush to the gate where firing had begun.

The injured jawans have been shifted to a safer location.

National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Rajnath Singh have been briefed about the attack.

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