J&K: Big blow on terrorism! 2 terrorists killed in Kulgam... Search operation underway from overnight

J&K: The search operation started on yesterday evening in Akhal area of Kulgam district of the Valley, while the Indian army has killed two terrorists in an encounter. Although there are chances of two to three terrorists being trapped in the area, as the terrorists are firing intermittently.

Big blow on terrorism

Indian security forces started Operation Akhal in search of terrorists in Kulgam, Jammu and Kashmir on Friday evening, which is still going on. This operation was started after intelligence input of terrorists hiding in the area. Meanwhile during the search operation of the security forces, the soldieries have killed two terrorists in an encounter with the terrorists. The army fears that two to three terrorists may still be hiding in the area. The Chinar Corps of the Indian Army has given information about this.

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Indian security forces started Operation Akhal

The Chinar Corps gave information that a joint team of the Indian Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) started a cordon and search operation in the forest area of ​​South Kashmir based on intelligence inputs about the presence of terrorists. Meanwhile, the terrorists started indiscriminate firing on the security forces, in response to which the security forces gave a befitting reply and killed another terrorist in the encounter.

Earlier, the Chinar Corps said that the army killed a terrorist in the morning in an encounter between security forces and terrorists.

Summary

The army says that two to three terrorists are still feared to be trapped in this area, which may include Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET) terrorists. The security forces have further strengthened the cordon of the area and additional forces have been sent to the spot, as intermittent and intense firing has been going on from the terrorists throughout the night. The operation is still going on