Two Terrorists Were Killed In Jammu’s Sunjwan Encounter

Two terrorists were killed in Jammu’s Sunjwan encounter, one jawan was sacrificed-11 injured, and both terrorists were looking for a fidayeen attack.

Two days before the arrival of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Jammu, an encounter started between security forces and terrorists in the Sunjwan area of ​​Jammu.

Two terrorists of the Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist organization have been killed in this encounter. One jawan has also been sacrificed while 11 jawans have been injured.

The injured are being treated in the hospital. According to the information, at 4.25 am on Friday morning, the terrorists suddenly attacked the CISF bus near Chatha Camp with a grenade.

There was 15 CISF personnel on the bus. Both the terrorists went into hiding soon after this attack.

After this attack, the encounter of security forces with the terrorists started and after five hours both were killed.

Meanwhile, Director General of Jammu and Kashmir Police Dilbag Singh said that both the terrorists have been killed during the encounter.

According to Jammu Zone ADGP Mukesh Singh, security agencies were constantly getting information that terrorists were trying to carry out their nefarious activities in Jammu.

For now, the danger is over. Both the terrorists have been killed. It appears that both the fidayeens were planning to attack.

Two AK 47 rifles, satellite phones, and other incriminating items have been recovered from the possession of the terrorists.

Meanwhile, according to sources, 11 jawans have been injured in this encounter.

Security has been tightened around Jammu city after the ongoing encounter in Sunjwan. Every passing vehicle is being searched through the Nakas located in the inner and outer areas of the city.

An ASI SP Patil of CIS has been sacrificed in the ongoing encounter in Sunjwan. Six injured jawans in the encounter have been admitted to the hospital for treatment.

They have been identified as Head Constable Balraj Singh, son of Sansar Singh, resident of Balot Kathua, SPO Sahil Shamar, son of Romesh Chandra, resident of Jyodian Akhnoor.

Head Constable Pramod Patra, son of Lakshmi Dhar Patra, resident of Odisha, CISF constable Amir Soran, son of Sushil Soran, resident of Assam.

CISF constable Mittal and Head Constable CISF has happened as R Nitin resident of Maharashtra. Mobile internet service has also been suspended in the Sunjwan area due to security reasons.

The decision to keep 11 schools closed.

Schools located in the surrounding areas of Sunjwan and Bathindi have also been closed. The management committee of Jodhamal School located in the area has decided to keep it closed today.

Meanwhile, the Chief Education Officer of Jammu has issued an order to keep 10 private and government schools closed as a precaution.

These include Higher Secondary School Sunjwan, High School Bathindi, IDPS Sunjwan, RM Public School Chauadi, High School Chauadi, Doon School, DS Heritage, Birla Open Mind School, British International School, and GPS Chauadi.

There was also an encounter in Sunjwan in 2018.

An encounter took place between security forces and terrorists in Sunjwa on 10 February 2018. In this encounter, three terrorists of Jaish-e-Mohammed were killed by the security forces.

At that time the terrorists had suddenly attacked the army camp in Sunjwan. Six jawans were sacrificed in this encounter while a civilian was also killed.