Pakistani TRF Terrorist Killed By Security Forces In Bandipora

Pakistani TRF terrorist killed by security forces in Bandipora search operation continues- Bandipora Encounter.

Security forces have killed a Pakistani terrorist of the terrorist organization The Resistance Front in the Chandaji area of ​​Bandipora district of North Kashmir.

The search operation of the security forces is still going on in the area. Confirming the killing of the terrorist, DGP Dilbag Singh said that on the intervening night of 23-24.

Security forces had killed three terrorists, including a Pakistani terrorist, in the Shokbaba forests of Bandipora.

During that time some terrorists managed to escape from there. The security personnel was continuing their search operation since then in search of the terrorist.

Pakistani TRF terrorist killed by security forces:

In the early hours of today, security forces received information from sources about the sighting of terrorists in the Chandji area.

As they cordoned off the area and started searching for the terrorist, he started firing on the security forces. He was also asked to surrender but he did not agree. In retaliation, the police killed the terrorist.

The slain terrorist has been identified as Babar Ali. He is a resident of the Ugra district of Punjab which is part of Pakistan.

At present, the security forces have taken the body of the terrorist and the weapons recovered from the encounter.

The search operation of the security forces is still going on due to the apprehension of the presence of more terrorists in the area.

Kashmir: Security agencies revealed, Kashmiri youth going to Pakistan for studies are returning as terrorists.

Pakistan is now pushing Kashmiri youths going for studies in Kashmir into the quagmire of terror.

The death of terrorist Shakir Altaf Bhat in an encounter in Kashmir a few days ago has alerted the security agencies.

He had gone to Pakistan in the year 2018 to study on a valid passport. But later returned as a terrorist.

Security agencies then reviewed all passports issued between 2015 and 2019. Out of 40 youths who went to study in Pakistan and Bangladesh, 28 youths returned as terrorists.

Not only this, 100 Kashmiri youth who went to Pakistan to visit in three years did not return.

Security agencies suspect that these youths are engaged in spreading terrorist activities by sitting in Pakistan.

Last month, on July 24, three terrorists were killed in an encounter in Bandipora. One of them was Altaf Bhat.

Security agencies suspected that Bhat had come to target terrorist-turned-politician Usman Majeed Bhat.

Between April 1 and 6 last year, some youths from Shopian, Kulgam, and Anantnag districts had infiltrated from Pakistan. All of them also went to Pakistan on valid passports.