An attack like Pulwama failed in Poonch, killing four Jaish terrorists

Terrorists hid bombs on Poonch highway, gas cylinders, bombs seized from jungle

Srinagar, Ta. November 19, 2019, Tuesday

In Kashmir, military action against terrorist organizations has been accelerated. After the abolition of 370, a large number of terrorists have been activated in areas such as the Ghati. In the midst of this scenario, the operation launched by the military has been able to expedite the four terrorists. The four detained militants were also involved in the explosion in Pulwama, the army official said.

A police official said the attack was carried out by militants in the Arihal area in Pulwama in July this year, which is under investigation. Police have identified a man named Shariq Ahmed who was involved in the attack.

Ahmed was in touch with foreign terrorists for a long time, so the police were also watching over him. The terrorists were preparing for a major terror attack in Pulwama. Police have recently arrested Ahmed, Abiq Ahmed, Adil Ahmed Mir and Owais Ahmed Charay on the basis of intelligence.

All four militants belong to Jaish-e-Mohammed, a terrorist organization previously attacked in Kashmir. At the same time the army has taken a major action in Poonch. During the investigation in Poonch, seven IEDs were found which were used for the big blasts. In addition, a gas cylinder, wireless set, etc. have also been found.

The material found from the Daier Forest here shows that the terrorists were in the throes of a major attack. Similarly, an Aki powerful IED has been found running from Poonch Highway. Terrorists were preparing for a major attack in Poonch, and targeted vehicles on the highway and wanted to attack like Pulwama.

The highway where the bomb was found was temporarily closed. While large-scale investigations are still being carried out in the surrounding areas. The militants in Kashmir have also received inputs from the army and police who want to convey the message that they are still active in Kashmir after a major attack, so the couple is currently being monitored.

765 stone-bearers arrested in Kashmir after 370 abolition

Article 370 was abolished in Jammu and Kashmir in August, which has been more than 100 days long, during which time around 750 stoneworkers were arrested by the army and police. The arrested are alleged to have stoned the army and also tried to incite violence in the state.

The central government in the Lok Sabha, while responding to questions from the opposition, gave this information, stating that stone-pelters have been activated in several areas in Kashmir and are trying to spread violence. About 765 locals have been detained in any detention and arrest proceedings by the police and the military in view of the incidents of stoning and violence.