An Indian Military car was attacked in Jammu and Kashmir’s Akhnoor on Monday morning. The alert troopers foiled the assault.
“A military car was fired upon within the Battal space of Akhnoor. No harm or causality was reported. A search operation has been launched,” stated Military officers.
“Alert troops foiled the doubtless terror assault,” they added.
Final week, two troopers and two civilians have been killed after terrorists ambushed military automobiles within the Baramulla district.
Based on officers, a convoy carrying personnel of a Rashtriya Rifles unit and civilian porters was shifting to the Nagin put up within the Afrawat vary when terrorists opened fireplace on two military vehicles at Botapathri, roughly 6km from the vacationer hub of Gulmarg.
Days earlier than that, a neighborhood physician and 6 non-local labourers have been gunned down by terrorists at a tunnel building website within the Gagangir space of Ganderbal.
On Saturday, the Indian Military’s Romeo Power, in a joint operation with Particular Operations Group (SOG) police, busted a terror hideout within the Balnoi sector in Poonch.
A string of terror assaults unleashed on Jammu and Kashmir over the past two weeks have claimed over a dozen lives, disrupting the peace within the union territory weeks after its meeting elections.
‘Blood shed will likely be avenged’
Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, in the meantime, stated on Saturday that each drop of harmless blood spilt within the valley will likely be avenged and all capabilities will likely be used to dismantle the phobia ecosystem, reported ANI.
“Sadly, we now have a neighbour who for the reason that time of independence has repeatedly engaged in terrorist actions in Jammu and Kashmir. Regardless of the poverty and starvation afflicting its residents, it persists with its unholy actions of supporting terrorism and trafficking narcotics,” he stated.
Referring to latest terror assaults in Ganderbal and Baramulla districts, the LG stated the terrorists focused “our courageous troopers, civilians, employees concerned in infrastructure initiatives and a few labourers who had come from different locations”.
“It has been resolved that each drop of blood shed will likely be avenged by our safety forces. In such a scenario, India’s first line of defence should fulfil its duties with better vigilance,” he added.
