Former anti-India militant killed in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir


MUZAFFARABAD, Pakistan-administered Kashmir (Reuters) - A former Kashmiri militant was gunned down in a mosque in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir, officials said on Friday, in what a top Islamist guerrilla leader termed a "targeted killing" - the third such death this year.

Scenic Kashmir is claimed in full, but controlled only in part, by nuclear-armed India and Pakistan, which have fought two wars and engaged in numerous clashes over the region since 1947.

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