GUNFIGHT WITH TERRORISTS
Three suspected JeM terrorists killed in gunfight with security forces in J&K's Doda
Three terrorists, suspected to be affiliated with the Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) outfit, were killed in a gunfight that lasted over six hours in a forest area in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district. The incident occurred amid an intensified cordon-and-search operation launched by the police, Army, and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) following twin terrorist attacks in the hill district on June 11 and 12. Security forces intensified their anti-terrorist operations and announced a cash reward of Rs 5 lakh each on information about four Pakistani terrorists believed to have infiltrated the district.
J-K: One terrorist killed by security forces as gunfight rages in Doda
One terrorist was killed by security forces in an ongoing encounter in a forest area in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district on Wednesday, police officials said. The gunfight started in Bajaad village in Gandoh area around 9.50 am amid intensified search and cordon operation by the ...
Chinese telecom equipment meant for Pak army ends up in hands of terrorists in J-K
'Ultra Set' handsets seized in encounters operate on radio waves, linked to a control station in Pakistan, and use Chinese satellites for message transmission.
Terrorist killed in encounter with security forces in J-K's Bandipora
A terrorist was killed in a gunfight with security forces in the Aragam area of Bandipora district, Jammu and Kashmir. The encounter began after security forces launched a cordon and search operation based on intelligence about terrorist presence. The operation, a joint effort by the Indian Army and Jammu and Kashmir Police, is ongoing. The identity of the slain terrorist is yet to be determined.
Jammu region witnesses 29 terrorist attacks since 2021
The number of civilian deaths stood at 17 in the first six months of this year as compared to 12 in the whole of 2023, as per official data. Terrorists recently targeted a bus carrying pilgrims in the Reasi region of Jammu, leading to deaths of nine pilgrims and injuring 33.
Liquid IEDs: New threat emerging in terrorism theatre of Kashmir
In a recent raid, Jammu and Kashmir police recovered difficult-to-detect liquid IEDs, marking their return to militancy after 17 years. The explosives were found with the help of an Over Ground Worker (OGW) arrested after a gunfight in Pulwama, where Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists Riyaz Dar and Rayees Dar were killed. Riyaz Dar, an A++ terrorist, and Rayees Dar, an A category terrorist, were involved in various terror activities. The police arrested four OGWs and discovered the liquid IEDs hidden in orchards. This raises concerns as liquid explosives can evade conventional detection methods.
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Massive search operations continue in J-K to hunt down terrorists
Search operations in Jammu and Kashmir intensified to locate and neutralise terrorists behind recent attacks. . Security forces engaged in encounters, resulting in the deaths of suspected Pakistani terrorists and recovery of arms. Casualties were reported in Reasi, Kathua, and Doda districts. Authorities offered rewards for information on wanted terrorists, as search operations spread to various districts amid heightened alert for potential threats.
"Firing continued for 20 min, kids started crying": Eyewitness to Poonch terror attack shares chilling details
In the Surankote area of Poonch, an eyewitness named Asgar recounted the harrowing attack on an Indian Air Force (IAF) convoy by terrorists. The ambush left five Air Force personnel injured, one of whom, Corporal Vikky Pahade, tragically passed away later in the hospital. Asgar described a fierce 20-minute gunfight between security forces and terrorists, highlighting the fear and impact on local residents. He expressed concern for his children's safety and emphasized the humanity of the Air Force personnel who often interacted with locals, underscoring the loss felt by the community.
Udhampur: Anti-terror operation enters day 3, forces deploy unmanned aerial vehicle to track terrorists
Security forces are using an unmanned aerial vehicle to track down the terrorists, who are hiding, taking cover of thick vegetation.
Village defence guard killed in gunfight with terrorists in J-K, search op underway
A Village Defence Guard (VDG) member was killed in a gunfight with recently infiltrated terrorists in a remote village in Jammu and Kashmir's Udhampur district early Sunday, a senior police officer said. Additional Director General of Police, Jammu zone, Anand Jain, who rushed to the area to supervise the anti-terrorist operation, said a massive search operation is on to track down and neutralize the terrorists who have infiltrated from Pakistan.
Udhampur Firing incident: Jitendra Singh appeals not to panic or listen to unconfirmed rumours
Union Minister Jitendra Singh has urged people not to panic or listen to unconfirmed rumours, after a Village Defence Guard (VDG) was killed in a gunfight with recently infiltrated terrorists in a remote village in Jammu and Kashmir's Udhampur district early Sunday.
Two militants killed, two soldiers injured in Sopore gunfight
Police is ascertaining the identity of the other body and claimed to have found weapons and incriminating material from the encounter spot. "This operation was the result of the alertness of armed forces. We are committed to provide a safe environment during elections and after that as well. We are committed to reducing such incidents," said Birdi.
2 terrorists dead, 2 Army personnel injured as gunbattle resumes in J-K's Baramulla
The encounter began on Thursday at Check Mohalla Nowpora in the Sopore area of north Kashmir. After the night's lull, a fresh exchange of firing took place on Friday morning, officials said.
Combing operations underway to nab Moreh miscreants: Manipur CM N Biren Singh
Biren said that the unified command and combined teams of security forces comprising Assam Rifles, BSF and state police commandos are jointly taking on the militants. “Militants have attacked state police and central forces. It is our primary duty to protect the people and land of the state. The unified command, Assam Rifles, BSF and state forces are countering the attack of the militants.”
For second day heavy gunfights continue in border town Moreh in Manipur between suspected militants and state forces
Moreh is just 4 km to the west of Myanmar’s largest border town Tamu. Moreh, which is 110 km south of Imphal, has been restive as a section of people are opposing the deployment of state forces in the area. The area had witnessed a series of violent incidents since May 3.
Foreign militants outnumber local terrorists in J&K
Jammu and Kashmir experienced a significant increase in foreign militants than local terrorists in 2023, with 50 out of 72 terrorists killed by security forces. The remaining 91 militants, including 61 foreigners, remain active in the region, including the Rajouri-Poonch region. Union home minister Amit Shah is set to review the security situation, including the recent ambush incident in the Rajouri-Poonch region.
4 soldiers killed in J&K as terrorists ambush vehicles
In Thanamandi, Rajouri, area of Jammu and Kashmir, militants ambushed two Army vehicles. Four Army personnel died while three were critically injured in the incident. The troops, dispatched to reinforce a joint search operation against militants, immediately retaliated. Operations are ongoing in the Pir Panchal mountains.
Pakistan is making attempts to push foreign terrorists into J-K: Army commander
Talking to reporters, the Lt General said operations have been intensified in the border districts of Rajouri and Poonch to clear the region of more than two dozen foreign terrorists within a year. The killing of the two dreaded foreign terrorists is a major setback for Pakistan's plans to destabilise the region, said the army commander.
Top LeT commander among two terrorists killed in encounter in Rajouri
The officials said firing was halted in the night and the area was put under cordon. Firing resumed on Thursday morning, and two terrorist were killed, they said and added that the operation is in its final phase.
4 Army men killed in encounter with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir
Officials said two captains, a havildar and a jawan have lost their lives during the encounter. A major and another jawan suffered injuries in the encounter, they said, adding the injured have been shifted to the Army's Command Hospital in Udhampur.
Anantnag gunfight over; LeT commander Uzair Khan among 2 terrorists killed: Police
"Till now, LeT commander Uzair Khan's body has been recovered. The dead body of another terrorist is visible, but it has not been possible to retrieve it yet," the ADGP told reporters in Anantnag. He said the gunfight, which began in the Gadole forest area of the south Kashmir district on Wednesday last week, is over, but the search operation will continue.
Anantnag encounter day 6: Operation Kokernag continues; forces recover charred body from hideout
The forces claim this is the most technologically advanced operation, in which heron drones and AI-based robots are being used. Last Wednesday, two senior army officials and a J&K police officer were killed in the initial hours of the gunfight. They were identified as Colonel Manpreeet Singh, Commanding Officer of the 19 Rashtriya Rifles, Major Aashish Dhonchak from the same unit and DySP of J&K police Humayun Muzammil Bhat.
Adequate forces deployed to watch out for any terrorist movement into Jammu & Kashmir's Kishtwar: Police
"For the last three days, adequate personnel of police and army are deployed in the higher reaches of Singhpora and we are dominating the area," Kishtwar Senior Superintendent of Police Khalil Poswal said.
Colonel, Major, DSP killed in J&K encounter
The operation against the terrorists began on Tuesday evening in Gadole area but was called off during the night. This morning, the hunt for the terrorists resumed after information started trickling that they were spotted at a hideout, the officials said. Colonel Singh, leading his team from the front, attacked the terrorists. However, the terrorists fired upon him and he was critically injured.
Pakistan making full efforts to infiltrate foreign terrorists into J-K: Northern Army commander
On the death of sniffer dog Kent in gunfire by ultras, he said, "Our Kent laid down his life to save his handler. He attacked the terrorist by moving ahead first." Two terrorists were killed in an encounter in the remote Narla village. An Army personnel and Kent, a six-year-old female Labrador of the Army''s dog unit, also died while three security personnel were injured in the gunfight.
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