Kashmir encounter: Security forces have successfully foiled an infiltration bid even as four Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terrorists were killed in Jammu and Kashmirs Dulanja Uri. It has been learnt that a operation was launched jointly by the state police, Army and the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF).Four JeM terrorists killed in Dulanja Uri while infiltrating in a joint operation by J and K Police, Army and CAPF,said DGP of Jammu and Kashmir Police Shesh Paul Vaid. This comes days after the dreaded terror group Jaish-e-Mohammed suffered a major blow on December 26 when its top commander Noor Mohammad Tantray, considered the brains behind the terror outfits revival in the Valley, was killed in South Kashmir, police said. Two of his accomplices, believed to be foreign terrorists, managed to escape under the cover of darkness when the encounter broke out at Samboora village in Pulwama district, they had said. According to Director General of Police S P Vaid, the militants had gathered in the area and were planning to carry out an attack on a convoy of security personnel. There was input about presence of two to three terrorists near the national highway who were planning to attack convoy,the DGP tweeted. Terming the killing of 47-year-old Tantray as a significant development,the police said the terrorist was wanted in various terror incidents earlier this year, including a suicide attack at the BSF camp at Srinagar airport, and had become an irritant for the security forces