An encounter took place between terrorists and security forces in Bandipora district of Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday. Top police officials said that so far one terrorist has been killed in the Bandipora operation, while one army jawan and one CRPF jawan have been injured.
Officials said that security forces launched a cordon and search operation on Tuesday after receiving information about the presence of terrorists in Choontpathri forest area of Bandipora district. He told that the terrorists opened fire on the security forces, after which the security forces retaliated.
There was an attack with a grenade in the Sunday market.
Earlier on Sunday, terrorists had attacked a crowded area of Sunday market with a grenade in Srinagar. 12 people were injured in this attack. According to officials, terrorists had thrown a grenade in a crowded market near TRC, causing panic in the area.
Security forces changed their strategy
The increasing incidents of terrorist attacks in Jammu and Kashmir have once again created an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty among the local residents, tourists and businessmen. Security forces are taking strict steps to deal with these attacks, but such incidents remain a cause of tension in the area.
Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha warned
Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Tuesday warned that the houses of those harboring terrorists will be razed to the ground. He called on the people to stand in solidarity against the culprits of terrorism. He said that if the security forces, the Center If the administration and people of the Territory unite, terrorism can be eliminated from the area within a year.
The culprits will not be spared
Addressing a program organized in North Kashmir’s Baramulla district, the Lieutenant Governor said, I have directed the security forces not to harm any innocent person. But the culprits will not be spared. If someone gives shelter to terrorists, his house will be razed to the ground. There will be no compromise on this. Sinha said that some people give statements that those who give shelter to terrorists are being tortured. He said that, however, this is not atrocities, but a demand for justice and such justice will continue.
