Terrorist Hideout Demolished In Kulgam Area Of South Kashmir

Terrorist hideout demolished in Kulgam in Kashmir: Hideout of terrorist demolished in Kulgam. Security forces and the police have been instrumental in demolishing a hideout of terrorists in Kulgam in Kashmir.

Security forces and police carried out a joint search operation and demolished the terror hideout inside a house in Kulgam.

According to the initial information received so far, 9 National Rifles of Kulgam Police and Army conducted a search operation on DK Marg of Kulgam based on strong information.

During this time, he found a basement in a house built. When it was searched, it was found that it used to hide the terrorists. Other details are currently awaited.

Pakistan is deeply concerned about the dwindling number of terrorists in Kashmir. This is the reason why Pakistan has been targeting Indian targets for the violation of the ceasefire on the border.

Its biggest motive behind this is to infiltrate the Indian territory under the cover of shelling. Security forces are working day and night to eliminate terrorists in Kashmir.

The terrorists’ helpers are being apprehended from the Jammu and Kashmir areas. After heavy questioning from them, ammunition has also been recovered from a large number of places.

Tricolor hoisted gracefully at minus 55 degrees Celsius in Siachen, the echo of mother’s cheer reaching China and Pakistan.

On the occasion of Republic Day, the soldiers hoisted the tricolor warmly on the snowy peaks at a temperature of minus 55 degrees at a height of twenty-one thousand feet in Siachen in the Union Territory of Ladakh.

At the same time, in Galwan in eastern Ladakh, the soldiers shouted the national flag with joy at the temperature below minus 35 degrees.

The echo of the deafening cheers of the jawans reached China and Pakistan in the freezing blood. Border security personnel also celebrated Republic Day by hoisting the tricolor with enthusiasm and enthusiasm at the posts of international borders.

Along with Ladakh, the defenders of the border in Jammu and Kashmir also showed the Republic Day.

The border guard in Jammu district, hoisting the 131-feet high tricolor at the post of Asapura, sent a message to Pakistan that its evil intentions on the border would not be allowed to succeed.

This tricolor flying across the border can be seen from far away in Pakistan. This tricolor is making the enemy feel the strength of Indian democracy.