Terrorist incidents are not showing any sign of stopping in Jammu and Kashmir. Meanwhile, on Monday morning, terrorists attacked an army ambulance in Battal area of Akhnoor. During this the terrorists opened fire indiscriminately. It is being told that a driver and another person were sitting in the ambulance at that time. This ambulance was going towards Kerry’s military camp.
As soon as the terrorists opened fire, the people in the ambulance somehow saved their lives by bending down. The sound of bullets was coming everywhere. As soon as information about this incident was received, Jammu Kashmir Police and Army personnel reached the spot. Three terrorists were involved in this cowardly act.
Encounter continues between terrorists and security forces
Encounter continues between terrorists and security forces. The security forces have killed a terrorist. During this period, the security forces have also recovered a large quantity of ammunition. There is still a continuous encounter going on with two terrorists. There is continuous firing from both sides. Army soldiers are trying to kill both the terrorists at any cost.
Army vehicles attacked in Baramulla district
Earlier last week too, terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir had attacked army vehicles in Baramulla district. In which the soldier and two porters were killed. When a convoy carrying personnel and porters of Rashtriya Rifles Unit was going towards Nagin Post in Afrawat Range, at the same time terrorists opened fire on two army trucks in Botapathri. This attack was also strongly condemned by the Chief Minister of the state Omar Abdullah. He expressed grief over the incident by sharing a post on social media. He had said that the attack on army vehicles in Botapathri area is a very unfortunate news.
Terrorist incidents have been continuously increasing for some time now. A few days ago, terrorists had carried out a major incident in Sonamarg area of Ganderbal district in which seven people, including a doctor and five outsiders, were killed, while five others were seriously injured.
