The operation of security forces against terrorists is going on in Kathua, Jammu and Kashmir. Now information is coming that there was an encounter between security forces and terrorists during siege and search operation on Bilawar Heights near Duggan region of Kathua.
According to the information received, terrorists opened fire on the security force team conducting a search operation on Bilawar Heights near Duggan region. After this, the security forces retaliated and gave a befitting reply to the terrorists and soldiers have been sent to the encounter site. Along with this, security forces have also started siege of the entire area.
‘Two suspected terrorists were seen in Udhampur’
Earlier, it was learned that two suspected terrorists were seen in Mazalata forest area of ​​Udhampur district in Jammu and Kashmir, after which security forces and police started a siege and search operation to catch them.
According to sources, two suspected terrorists snatched food and mobile phones from a family in a village in the district. “Two suspects were seen last night,” Deputy Inspector General of Udhampur-Risi Range, Rais Mohammad Bhat told reporters in Udhampur. The search operation has been started last night. The search operation has been started after this.
He said that since this area is adjacent to Kathua, security forces have been deployed for the last eight days. Today we have sent additional security forces, because it is believed that the suspects are hiding in the wild area there.
The DIG further said, “We are actively trying to locate them. This area is near the Kathua and Udhampur border, near the Ujh River.”
Anti -Terror Operation
Let us know that the team of security forces started an anti -terror operation in the wild area of ​​Kathua in search of terrorists in the past. These terrorists had escaped from many encounters and it is believed that they are hiding in the wild area of ​​Kathua.
In this campaign, which started on 23 March, two militants were killed during an encounter with security forces in Sanial area of ​​Kathua district, while the rest escaped. On March 27, four policemen were killed and three others were injured during the shootout.