Operation Sindoor Fallout: Pakistan Tries Fresh LoC Infiltration

Operation Sindoor Fallout: Despite the failure in Operation Sindoor, Pakistan tried to infiltrate the LoC in Rajouri. Indian Army retaliated, recovered arms from the hideout. Pakistan did not improve even after Operation Sindoor, attempted infiltration on LoC in Rajouri; Security forces foiled the conspiracy. Pakistan is not going to back down. Despite suffering a crushing defeat during Operation Sindoor, Pakistan attempted to infiltrate the LoC in the Keri sector of Rajouri district late Saturday night, which was foiled by alert soldiers.

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After this, the army increased vigilance on the LoC and launched a major search operation. This is the first daring attempt to infiltrate the LoC after Operation Sindoor. According to sources, the army personnel posted on the LoC late at night in the Keri sector saw some movement.

Seeing the possibility of infiltration, the soldiers became alert, and they also alerted the soldiers posted at the nearby posts. It is being said that a group of terrorists was trying to cross the LoC. When the soldiers challenged the terrorists, they started firing. The army also gave a befitting reply to this. After this, the terrorists ran back.

Operation Sindoor Fallout: Army destroyed terrorist hideout, ammunition recovered

At the same time, in another news, security forces have destroyed a terrorist hideout in the forest of Thanna Mandi tehsil and recovered ammunition, which the terrorists had hidden to carry out a major incident.

The soldiers have recovered 48 bullets of Pika rifle, five pistol bullets, AK rifle rounds, along with 400 grams of explosive powder and other items from the terrorist hideout. The soldiers have continued the search operation in the area.

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BSF officer reached the wedding of the martyr’s daughter, played the role of a father, and gave this special gift

Whether it is Operation Sindoor, which defeated the enemy in his home, or supporting the family of its martyrs in every happiness and sorrow, the Border Security Force is always ready. If there is a ceremony at the house of their martyr soldier, the Border Security Force officers reach out with gifts and share happy moments with the family, so that they do not feel that they are alone.

Similarly, BSF officers and jawans also participate in the moment of grief. Let us discuss Fatehpur, a remote village located in the Mandi tehsil of Poonch district. Mohammad Safir, a resident of this village, was a head constable in BSF and was martyred on 8 April 2014. Mohammad Safir has five children (three daughters and two sons) and a wife.

Mohammad Safir’s third daughter, Rukhsana, got married on Friday. When BSF officers posted in Mandi, Poonch got information about this, they immediately sent officers to the martyr’s house with gifts and sweets for the daughter.