जम्मू-कश्मीर: अखनूर में सेना के काफिले पर आतंकी हमला, पुलिस का तलाशी अभियान जारी

Terrorists opened fire on an army convoy in Akhnoor, Jammu and Kashmir. After this incident, there is an atmosphere of tension in the area and a major search operation is being conducted. According to sources, the number of terrorists who fired is said to be 3 to 4, who are now hiding around a local temple. There is also news of one terrorist being killed in the encounter between security forces and terrorists.

Area cordoned off after terrorist attack

Considering the seriousness of this terrorist activity, teams of Jammu and Kashmir Police, Indian Army and Special Operation Group (SOG) have jointly started a massive search operation. At present security has been strengthened in the area. At around 7 am on Monday morning, three unidentified terrorists sitting in ambush opened fire on the army convoy. This incident took place near the Shiva temple in Batal village of Akhnoor. 32 Field Regiment has cordoned off the area and search operations are underway.

Security threat due to infiltration since last one year

At the same time, let us tell you that during the investigation of the terrorist attack on October 20 in Gagangir in Ganderbal district of Jammu and Kashmir, information about lack of intelligence and infiltration by dodging the surveillance system on the Line of Control (LoC) for the last one year came to light. Has come. Officials gave this information on Sunday. Seven people, including a local doctor and two laborers from Bihar, lost their lives in the attack in Gagangir. The Gagangir attack has raised concerns about the “latent tendency” of local youth in Kashmir to join terrorist groups.

Two terrorists were involved in the attack on the Z-Morh tunnel construction site. One of them has been identified as a local youth from Kulgam in south Kashmir who had joined a terrorist group in 2023, while the other is believed to have come from Pakistan. Security officials expressed concern over the rapid radicalization of local youth and stressed the need for enhanced informant networks to identify such youth. In view of recent changes in the leadership of Jammu and Kashmir Police and the Chinar Corps of the Indian Army, there is a renewed focus on enhancing informant networks to prevent local youth from joining terrorism.

(Report- Rahi Kapoor)