Both the terrorists got choked in the tail; Large quantity of arms and ammunition seized A to Z Counsel

Jammu : By foiling an infiltration bid from Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir, two armed terrorists were thrashed by the army personnel, the spokesperson of the Protection Force gave this information on Sunday.

‘Indian Army personnel deployed near Seemavar Kumpana in Balakot area noticed suspicious movement around 8.00 pm on Saturday evening and they

Kill the terrorists. The campus is under cordon, extensive search operation is still underway,’ said the spokesperson. A large quantity of arms and ammunition including both AK rifles and a powerful IED device were seized from the terrorists. Efforts are on to get information about the identity of the terrorists and their organization, he said.

Rajouri attack death toll seven

Rajouri/Jammu: Another civilian who was injured in the attack by terrorists in Dhangari village of Rajouri, Jammu and Kashmir, died during treatment in the hospital. Prince Sharma is his boat. Due to this, the total number of victims in the attack has gone up to seven. The officials informed about this on Sunday.

Those seriously injured in firing by terrorists in Janwarla Dhangri village would have been shifted to Government Medical College Hospital, Jammu. Prince Sharma etc would also have been included in this. Here he died during treatment. Prince’s elder brother Deepakkumar along with six people died in the attack in the village. A massive manhunt is on to nab the terrorists involved in the Yamasee, the officials said. Or the demand for handing over the investigation of the case to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) was made by the villagers under the leadership of Sarpanch Dheeraj Sharma.

Radar equipped drone to find seamevar bhuyar

New Delhi/Jammu: Border Security Force (BSF) has deployed radar-equipped drones for the first time in the Indo-Pak International Border Jammu region to search for explosives used by terrorists to infiltrate, officials said. Terrorists intend to infiltrate the territory of India and attack Jammu-Kashmir or any other part of the country, for this they have used indigenously made or technical devices as part of the practice of smoke-screening to get protection. The same fumes are used for smuggling of acidic substances, weapons and narcotics. In the last three years, BSF has conducted research of at least five areas of about 192 km in Jammu. More drones equipped with radar have been deployed in the Jammu region, said a senior BSF officer.