Encounter In Rajpora of Awantipora Between Terrorists And Police

Encounter in Rajpora of Awantipora: Encounter started between security forces and terrorists in Rajpora of Awantipora, firing is going on from both sides.

An encounter has started between security forces and terrorists in the Rajpora of Awantipora, Kashmir. Firing continues from both sides.

Kashmir Zone Police shared information on internet media that an encounter is going on between security forces and terrorists in Rajpora, Awantipora.

Police and security forces are busy on their end. Soon the terrorists will be eliminated. Other details are awaited.

Meanwhile, two terrorists were killed in an ongoing encounter between security forces and terrorists in the Gundipora area of ​​South Kashmir’s Pulwama district last Sunday evening.

Two AK rifles were also recovered from the encounter site.

Let us inform here that a few days ago, two Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists Abid Shah, who shot dead Constable Riyaz Ahmed of Armed Police, were trapped.

IG Kashmir Vijay Kumar had informed about the trapping of only two terrorists.

Those who instigate Kashmiri youth to become terrorists are eating the air of jails: IG Vijay Kumar.

Kashmir’s IG Vijay Kumar said on Monday that elements who inspire local youth to become terrorists are being held captive under the Public Safety Act.

These elements are being sent to jails in other parts of the country.

Confirming the killing of two Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists in Gundipora, Pulwama in South Kashmir today.

He said that a multi-pronged action plan has been prepared and implemented to stop the recruitment of local youth into terrorist organizations.

The IGP said that the police along with the civil administration and other security agencies have prepared a multi-pronged action plan to stop the recruitment of local youth into terrorist organizations.

Those people are being identified who incite local youth to become terrorists or recruit them into terrorist organizations.

These people are being held captive under the Public Safety Act and many of them have been sent to jails outside the state.

Apart from this, we are also identifying youths who are in direct or indirect contact with terrorists through electronic surveillance and our on-ground network.

By counseling them, efforts are made to bring them on the right track.