Twenty-three people were killed at the weekend in Indian Kashmir, in the bloodiest day of fighting since the killing of a top rebel commander a fortnight ago.
The dead included four soldiers, among them an officer, and an Islamic militant who were killed on Saturday in a suicide attack on an Army camp in north Kashmir.
The camp is close to the disputed Line of Control - the de facto border which divides Kashmir into Indian and Pakistani administered regions.
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