Encounter Between Security Forces-Terrorists in Thannamandi
Encounter between security forces-terrorists in Thannamandi area of district Rajouri, one jawan injured: Rajouri Encounter
Encounter has started once again between security forces and terrorists in the Thannamandi sector of district Rajouri.
During the search operation carried out by the security forces in search of terrorists here, the terrorists hiding in the forest suddenly started firing on the security forces.
So far one jawan has been reported injured in this encounter. At present, the process of firing is going on from both sides.
Security forces have called in additional units of police and army to surround the terrorists. The injured jawan has been admitted to a nearby hospital for treatment.
Police sources said that some people spotted the suspects in the Karyot Kalas area early today. People immediately informed the police about this.
On the basis of the information, the police and army team reached the area and started searching for the terrorists in the forest adjacent to the border.
Seeing the army personnel coming close to them, the terrorists started firing targeting them. During this, a bullet hit the jawan and he was injured.
Encounter between security forces-terrorists: The injured jawan was immediately taken to the nearest hospital.
Meanwhile, a series of firing started between the security forces and the terrorists. Sources say that there could be two to three terrorists in the forest. The firing continues intermittently.
Additional troops have reached the spot to cordon off the terrorists.
Let us tell you that in order to increase the terrorist attacks in Jammu and Kashmir, there has been terrorist infiltration in districts Rajouri and Poonch within the last month.
Earlier on August 6, the security forces had killed two terrorists in the same area.
Government should remove posts of security forces from Raghunath temple: Jammu Chamber.
The office bearers, chaired by Arun Gupta, President, Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Jammu, called on the Chief Secretary, Jammu, and Kashmir, Dr. Arun Kumar Mehta.
During this meeting held at the Civil Secretariat, Jammu, the Chamber discussed in detail the issues being faced by the common people.
They also discussed development plans, promotion of tourism, and continuing the practice of Durbar Move, besides issues related to industry and trade.
The Chamber President demanded the removal of posts of security forces from the historic Raghunath temple in Jammu, saying that it creates problems for the devotees.
Demanding amendment in the land law, the chamber head said that at present there is no right to buy agricultural land more than ten marlas. He demanded the removal of this limit of ten marlas.
He also demanded permission for construction on Gair Mumkin Khad. Seeking to quash the SRO for re-registration of vehicles purchased from outside states in Jammu and Kashmir.
The Chamber President said that it is against One Nation One Tax, and such SROs should be withdrawn immediately.
