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Updated At : 11:48 AM May 04, 2020 IST

May 1

3 pm: Ultras intercepted in Rajwar forest, flee

May 2

3 pm: Traced to Chanjimullah village

5.30 pm: 5-man security team enters house, rescues civilians

6 pm: Firing breaks out, contact with team lost

6.30 pm-11 pm: Militant takes calls on officer’s mobile

May 3

12 am: Drone spots bodies of 5 security men

2.30 am: Operation launched, 2 ultras killed

5.30 am: Bodies of security men recovered

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