In an ongoing encounter in Bajaad village of Doda's Gandoh area, one terrorist was killed by security forces. The encounter was triggered after a Cordon & Search Operation (CASO) was launched based on intelligence inputs. This operation is a part of the larger strategy formulated by the security forces to hunt down a group of around 70 foreign terrorists operating in different districts of the Jammu division.
Doda, Jammu and Kashmir: In a major development, one terrorist was killed in an ongoing encounter with security forces in the Bajaad village of Doda's Gandoh area on Monday. The encounter erupted after a Cordon & Search Operation (CASO) was initiated based on specific intelligence inputs about the presence of terrorists in the area.
According to officials, the operation is part of a larger strategy formulated by the security forces to neutralize a group of approximately 70 foreign terrorists operating in various districts of the Jammu division. The slain terrorist has been identified as a Pakistani national.
Background:
Doda district has been a hotbed of militancy for many years, with several terrorist groups active in the region. In recent months, security forces have intensified their operations to flush out terrorists from the area. Several encounters have taken place in the district in the past, resulting in the elimination of numerous terrorists.
FAQs:
Approximately 70 foreign terrorists are believed to be operating in different districts of the Jammu division.
The CASO was launched based on intelligence inputs that suggested the presence of terrorists in the Bajaad village area.
The objective is to hunt down and neutralize the group of foreign terrorists operating in the region.
The encounter demonstrates the determination of security forces to eliminate terrorism from the Jammu division and maintain law and order in the area.
Security forces are conducting regular patrols, establishing checkpoints, and gathering intelligence to prevent terrorist activities and protect the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
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