TERRORIST GROUPS IN REASI ATTACK
NIA conducts searches in J&K's Rajouri
NIA carried out searches in Rajouri district related to the June 9 attack in Pouni area, revealing ties to overground workers and seized incriminating material.
Reasi terror attack case: NIA conducts searches at multiple locations in J-K's Rajouri
The NIA's investigation into the Reasi terror attack reveals the intricate network of support for the terrorists, emphasizing the crucial roles of logistics and food supply. By examining seized material, the agency aims to unravel the full extent of the terror conspiracy, shedding light on the complexities surrounding the attackers.
Reasi terror attack: 'One day before the incident …', J-K Police reveals how Pak terrorists planned the attack
Sharing details in the Reasi terror attack case, Reasi SSP Mohita Sharma made big revelations on June 19 and said three Pakistani terrorists were involved in the attack and a local assisted them was present at the site of the attack. Earlie...
Reasi Terror Attack: Actor Pankit Thakker recounts narrow escape, shares chilling details of tragic incident
Television actor Pankit Thakker recently shared his harrowing experience during the Reasi terror attack. Planning to visit the Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine, Thakker narrowly escaped the violence that claimed nine lives and left over 40 injured. In an emotional recount, he described the horror and chaos he witnessed, emphasizing the need for unity against such senseless acts.
Over 50 detained in connection with terror attack in Reasi
Anti-militancy search operations continued in the Jammu division in response to recent incidents in Reasi, Kathua, and Doda. More than 50 persons were taken into custody during the investigation. J&K police commissioner RR Swain stated that the forces are preparing to counter foreign militants operating in the region. Incidents included attacks on a bus near Shiv Khori shrine, civilians in Hiranagar area, and security personnel in Chattergala and Bhaderwah. Foreign terrorists are particularly active in the Pir Panjal and Chenab Valleys in southern Kashmir. The police reported a decrease in the number of active local militants in the region.
50 suspects detained in connection to Reasi terror attack: SSP
Reasi district police have detained 50 individuals in connection with the recent terrorist attack on a Hindu pilgrims' bus in the Kanda area of Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi district. The attack, which occurred on June 9, resulted in the deaths of ten pilgrims and left 33 others injured. The detentions were made following an investigation led by the Kanda Area Police Station, with search operations extended to Arnas and Mahore to uncover more evidence and apprehend any terrorists in hiding.
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Doda Encounter: J-K Police release terrorist sketches, announce Rs 20 lakh reward, contact details inside
The Jammu and Kashmir region has seen a spike in violence with three major incidents: the Reasi terror attack, the Kathua terror attack, and the Doda terror attack. The wave of attacks started on June 9 when terrorists targeted a bus in Reasi, leading it to fall into a gorge. This tragic event resulted in the deaths of at least nine pilgrims and injured 42 others.
Rahul Gandhi attacks Modi, says PM busy celebrating election victory as families of victims killed in J&K cried
AICC leader Rahul Gandhi has criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not listening to the families of devotees killed in terrorist attacks in Jammu and Kashmir. Gandhi visited his constituency in Kerala to thank voters for electing him for another term and demanded answers on why terrorist plotters were not caught under the BJP government.
3 attacks in 3 days: After Reasi attack, terror strikes again in Jammu & Kashmir; security forces on high alert
Jammu & Kashmir has witnessed three separate attacks within a mere three-day period, escalating tensions in the region. Following a recent terrorist strike in Reasi, another wave of violence has unfolded, prompting intensified security measures. The attacks included an exchange of fire between terrorists and security forces in Doda district. Additionally, security forces also engaged in an operation to apprehend a terrorist hiding in Saida Sukhal village in Kathua district.
Reasi terror attack: JK police releases sketch of terrorist, announces Rs 20 lakh reward for information
Jammu and Kashmir police released a sketch of a terrorist involved in the Reasi bus attack. The attack targeted pilgrims, resulting in casualties. The Lashkar-e-Taiba group is suspected. Rewards are offered for information on the attacker.
J&K: One terrorist killed in exchange of firing with security forces in Saida Sukhal village; operation underway
One terrorist killed in exchange of firing with security forces in Saida Sukhal village in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district on Tuesday, informed police. "I am in continuous online contact with DC Kathua Rakesh Minhas in the wake of terrorist attack on a house in village Saida in Hiranagar sector close to the International Border. I am also in touch with SSP Kathua Sh Anayat Ali Choudhary who is on the spot," said Minister Jitendra Singh.
Foreign militants active in Jammu region suspected to be involved in Reasi attack
Manoj Sinha announced compensation for victims of the Reasi attack carried out near Shiv Khori cave temple by suspected militants. The investigation involves the National Investigation Agency and points to the involvement of Lashkar-e-Toiba. J&K police chief RR Swain highlighted the shift to foreign terrorism, with the Union home ministry monitoring the situation due to intelligence inputs.
How terror struck a pilgrim bus in Reasi an hour before PM Modi's oath ceremony
Reasi terror attack: Just before PM Modi's swearing-in ceremony in New Delhi, a tragic incident unfolded in Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi district. A bus carrying pilgrims from Uttar Pradesh and Delhi fell into a gorge after terrorists fired upon it, claiming the lives of at least nine individuals, including three women, and injuring 33 others.
Reasi Terror Attack: What happened? Deaths, terrorist group, police action, survivor's account
A bus carrying pilgrims from Uttar Pradesh and Delhi plunged into a deep gorge after an ambush by terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi district on Sunday evening. The terrorists opened fire at the bus when it was en route from Shiv Khori temple to Mata Vaishno Devi shrine at Katra near Teryath village in the Poni area. The bus, a 53-seater, veered off the road and plunged into the deep gorge following the gunfire at around 6:15 pm, an hour before Narendra Modi took oath as Prime Minister in Delhi.
Reasi terror attack: Combing operation launched to track down terrorists
Security forces initiated a large-scale search operation to apprehend terrorists behind the deadly attack on a bus in Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi district that claimed nine lives. The bus, transporting pilgrims, was ambushed by terrorists, resulting in it plunging into a gorge. Multi-dimensional cordons have been set up in the area, and a thorough combing operation, supported by surveillance equipment, has commenced to track down the attackers believed to be hiding in the rugged terrain.
Reasi Terror Attack: Survivors' chilling accounts of playing dead to survive
Survivors of the Reasi terror attack recounted their ordeal on Monday, describing how terrorists continued to fire at them even after their bus fell into a deep gorge. The attack, targeting Hindu pilgrims travelling from Shiv Khori to Vaishno Devi, left nine dead and 33 injured. Survivors were forced to play dead to escape the relentless gunfire.
Kangana Ranaut, Varun Dhawan condemn ‘cowardly’ attack on pilgrims in J & K; Pakistani terrorist group claims responsibility
Reasi Terror Attack Trend: On Sunday, a bus carrying Hindu pilgrims plunged into a deep gorge in Reasi, Jammu & Kashmir. The bus was attacked by a group of terrorists while traveling from the Shiv Khori temple to the Mata Vaishno Devi shrine near Teryath village in the Poni region. The terrorists opened fire, killing several passengers before fleeing into the dense forest.
Reasi Attack: What's TRF, the group that attacked the Vaishno Devi pilgrims?
On Sunday, a bus carrying pilgrims in Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi district was attacked, resulting in nine deaths and 33 injuries. The Resistance Front (TRF), an offshoot of Lashkar-e-Taiba, claimed responsibility and warned of more attacks. TRF, formed in 2019 post-Article 370 abrogation, has been active in numerous terror attacks, especially targeting minority Kashmiri Pandits.
All Eyes On Reasi trends on social media as outrage grows over terrorist attack on Vaishno Devi pilgrims
A bus carrying pilgrims in Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi district fell into a gorge after a terror attack, killing nine. Bollywood celebrities expressed condolences on social media. Kangana Ranaut, Rashmika Mandanna, Varun Dhawan, Uorfi Javed, and Anupam Kher condemned the attack and prayed for the victims, calling for unity and strength for the bereaved families.
Reasi terror attack: NIA team reaches J-K, to coordinate with local police
Terrorists opened fire at the 53-seater bus, on its way from the Shiv Khori temple to the Mata Vaishno Devi shrine in Katra, causing it to veer off the road and fall into a deep gorge near the Teryath village of the Poni area on Sunday. The bus was ferrying pilgrims from Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Delhi.
Reasi terror attack: Hurriyat condemns attack
The Hurriyat Conference strongly condemned the terror attack on a bus carrying pilgrims in Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi district, where nine people were killed after terrorists fired upon the bus. The Hurriyat expressed sorrow and denounced all forms of violence, extending condolences to the victims' families and wishing a swift recovery to the injured.
Nine pilgrims killed, 33 injured as terrorists attack bus in J&K's Reasi
The officials said that the bus came under a suspected terrorist attack in the Kanda area of Teryath Village in Reasi district when it was on way from Shiv Khori temple to Katra, the base camp of Mata Vaishno Devi.
'Reasi attack marks a shift in terrorist activities'
According to the Union home ministry data, the number of civilians killed in Jammu and Kashmir in the first five months of this year was eight till May 31, this year.
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