One Terrorist Was Killed In The Encounter, Another Surrendered

One terrorist was killed in the encounter, another surrendered, several weapons including rifles were recovered. A terrorist resident of the Jammu and Kashmir Gulshanpora area was apprehended.

The captured terrorist was missing since 25 September this year. Security forces have claimed success in Pulwama, Jammu, and Kashmir on Monday.

An unknown terrorist was killed during an encounter with security forces. While two surrendered fearing a siege and search operation. Both the terrorists are aged 20 and 21 and both are residents of Sopore city.

An unidentified militant was killed in an encounter with security forces in Pulwama, Jammu, and Kashmir on Monday while another surrendered.

The army said that security forces had launched a joint operation at Nurpora in the Avantipora area of ​​the district on the basis of information provided by the police.

The spokesman said that one militant was killed during the encounter while another militant surrendered on appeal. “Terrorist resident in Gulshanpora area was apprehended,” he said.

He said that the captured terrorist was missing since 25 September this year. An AK rifle and other material have been recovered from the encounter site. At the moment, the identities of the two are not being revealed in the wake of the campaign.

According to officials, a captured terrorist was missing since 25 September. Meanwhile, in Srinagar, Lieutenant General BS Raju appealed to the youth to leave the path of terrorism.

He said, “I want to make it clear that young people willing to leave the path of terrorism are welcome. We encourage them to leave terrorism.

They expressed apprehension that 250-300 terrorists could infiltrate into India’s border before winter.” Currently, the situation is under control along the Line of Control. The surveillance grid is strong on the outskirts.

Firing near the international border

At the same time, Pakistani Rangers opened heavy fire at border posts and settlements near the international border in Kathua district of Jammu and Kashmir, which damaged some houses.

Official sources gave information about this on Monday.

He said that Pakistani Rangers fired mortar shells and opened fire at settlements in Londi, Manyari, Karol Quantum, Chak Changa areas in the border posts, and Samba-Hiranagar sector.