A three-day gunbattle in the disputed region of Kashmir ended on Monday when Indian security forces killed two more militants who stormed a government building, a senior police official said.<br />The militants captured the five-storey training institute on Saturday, killing six people in the gunbattle that followed.<br />"This is one of the longest encounters in Kashmir in recent memory," said an army officer, who asked not to be named.<br />The attack began on Saturday when militants shot at a bus carrying police before breaking into the training institute.<br />More than 100 people were inside at the time.<br />Three Indian army commandos, two policemen and a civilian died in the fighting.<br />The latest attack bore similarities to other militant attacks in India where heavily armed, well-trained men have captured buildings and used them to fight security forces.
