In an intense operation today in Kathua district, Jammu and Kashmir, the army’s special forces and the Jammu and Kashmir Police neutralized three terrorists. The joint operation involved the army’s 1 Para, 22 Garhwal Rifles, and the Special Operations Group (SOG) of the J&K Police.
As of now, two of the terrorists’ bodies have been recovered, while the search for the remaining has continued. The operation is still ongoing, with security forces maintaining a high level of alert.
This encounter comes amid heightened tensions along the India-Pakistan border. Earlier in the day, a Border Security Force (BSF) soldier sustained injuries from unprovoked firing by Pakistani forces in Jammu and Kashmir’s Akhnoor sector.
The BSF, responsible for guarding the India-Pakistan international border, remains on high alert. This border stretches approximately 3,323 km and includes several sectors with varying security challenges.
Meanwhile, Jammu and Kashmir is preparing for elections, with voting scheduled to occur in three phases starting September 18. The current security situation underscores the complexities faced in the region.
The coordinated operation by the army and police highlights the ongoing efforts to combat terrorism and ensure safety in the region. The involvement of multiple units reflects the seriousness of the threat and the commitment to neutralize it.
Security forces are expected to continue their vigilance and operations as they work to address and mitigate security threats in the area. The situation remains fluid, with further updates anticipated as the operation progresses.