An encounter broke out between security forces and suspected terrorists in the Gambhir Muglan area of Rajouri during a joint intelligence-based operation by the Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police, and the Central Reserve Police Force. According to officials, the operation was launched in the Dorimal-Gambhir Moghala belt after inputs about the presence of two to three suspected terrorists in the area. The Army’s 16 Corps said contact was established around 11:30 am and troops responded with “calibrated action” after coming under contact. Security forces cordoned off the area and carried out extensive searches, while additional reinforcements were rushed to the spot. The operation was still underway when reports last came in.
Operation Details
The joint operation, codenamed Operation Sheruwali, was based on specific intelligence regarding the movement of terrorists in the region. Security forces, including the Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police, and CRPF, worked in coordination to track and neutralize the threat. The encounter began when the terrorists opened fire on the security personnel, who retaliated with precision. The area was immediately sealed off to prevent any escape, and search operations were intensified.
Reinforcements and Search Operations
Additional troops were rushed to the location to strengthen the cordon and support the ongoing operation. The security forces conducted thorough searches in the forested terrain, using advanced equipment to locate the hiding terrorists. The operation is part of a larger effort to eliminate terrorism in the region and ensure the safety of civilians.
