A nine-day long military operation in the forests of Rajouri, killing six terrorists

About 10 crops in two months. The terrorists had infiltrated the forests of Rajouri

Army advises Rajouri citizens to stay at home amid ongoing operation to eradicate terrorists

Srinagar: Terrorists of non-Kashmiris and non-Muslims are openly killing in Jammu and Kashmir. The army is conducting a large-scale operation to eliminate the terrorists.

Two such large operations have been going on for the last nine days in the forests of Poonch and Rajouri. The army has had great success in this operation. The army has called for the elimination of six Toiba militants. The militants had been hiding in the forests of Rajouri sector for the last nine days.

In Poonch, eight days ago, militants attacked an army base in which nine soldiers were killed. The militants fled to the forests of Rajouri after the incident, for which a large operation was later launched by the army.

Which have been running in the forests here for the last nine days and the terrorists are being wiped out. While the civilians are not being victimized during the operation, they are being advised by the army to stay at home for the time being.

In the last two to three months, about nine to 10 terrorists have crossed the border from Pakistan and entered the forests of Rajouri and Poonch, according to intelligence reports. After which their search is going on here by the army. At least six militants have been killed so far while the search for others is on.

Most of these terrorists are affiliated with the Pakistani terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Toiba. The government is gearing up to deal with the target killings and many NIA, IB as well as Rona officials have reached Kashmir. As winter approaches, terrorists are likely to infiltrate Kashmir.

In the midst of this situation, Army Chief General MM Narwane visited near LOC in Jammu. Terrorists are currently attacking laborers from Bihar and other states in Srinagar and the valley and threatening them with deportation. A large number of laborers are leaving Kashmir and returning to their home states.