Indian forces have killed a top commander of the Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) Islamist terrorist group and four other terrorists in India-administered Kashmir, police said on Sunday. “We had launched two separate operations on the basis of inputs about the presence of militants in these areas last night. Five militants, including JeM commander, Zahid Wani, and a Pakistani national, Kafeel, were killed in these two operations,” Kumar said. A police officer was shot to death by the terrorists outside his residence Saturday evening in the south of Srinagar, Kumar said. JeM Commander Zahid Wani has long been wanted by Indian security forces, who successfully neutralized Wani in two separate joint operations between Jammu police, Kashmir police, and the XV Corps of the Indian army on Saturday night south of Srinagar, Kashmir’s main city, Muslim-majority region’s police chief, Vijay Kumar, told Reuters. JeM, also known as Army of the Prophet, is listed as a major terrorist group …