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Srinagar, Kashmir - At least three top militants, all senior commanders of Muslim militant outfits, were killed in separate gun-battles in India-administered Kashmir, police said Tuesday.

Following a tip-off about the presence of militants from Lashkar-e-Toiba in a village in Kishtwar district 170 kilometres east of winter capital Jammu, the local police laid a cordon in the area early on Tuesday.

"During the search operation, the militants fired on the police starting the gun-battle. Abu Hamza, the self-styled zonal commander of the LeT was killed in the encounter. Two other militants managed to escape," a police official said requesting anonymity.

A police constable was also killed in the gun-fight, police said.