The Indian Army's White Knight Corps has confirmed that a joint anti-terror operation is currently underway in the Gambhir Muglan area of Rajouri district in Jammu and Kashmir. This operation was initiated after contact was established with suspected terrorists on Sunday morning.
Operation Details
According to the Army, the operation began following specific intelligence inputs regarding the presence of terrorists in the region. The joint operation involves personnel from the Indian Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police, and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF).
Firefight and Cordon
Officials reported that a firefight broke out after security forces made contact with the terrorists at approximately 11:30 AM on the previous day. The forces have now effectively cordoned off the area, while search operations continue in the dense forest terrain.
No Official Confirmation Yet
As of now, no official confirmation has been issued regarding the number of terrorists trapped or any casualties resulting from the operation. Authorities have also chosen to defer the release of visuals and live operational details due to security concerns.
Strategic Importance of Rajouri-Poonch Belt
The Rajouri-Poonch belt remains a key focus area for counter-terror operations. This region has seen continued attempts by terror groups to utilize forest routes and mountainous terrain for movement and infiltration. The ongoing operation underscores the persistent efforts by security forces to neutralize such threats.
The joint operation is a testament to the coordinated approach of the Indian security apparatus in combating terrorism. The dense forests and challenging terrain of the area necessitate meticulous planning and execution of search operations. The security forces remain vigilant and are taking all necessary precautions to ensure the success of the mission.
Local residents have been advised to stay indoors and cooperate with security personnel. Further updates are expected as the operation progresses.
