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Jammu regionThe Hindu
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A Brigade strength of around 3,000 Army troops along with 400-500 special forces personnel have been inducted into the Jammu area around a week ago .
This is in addition to the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) that have been deployed.
On Monday , four Army personnel, including a Captain , and a Jammu and Kashmir policeman were killed in an encounter in the Doda area of Jammu .
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