A heavily armed Pakistani terrorist was killed on Sunday in a gunfight with troops of the Kashmir-based Chinar Corps of the Indian Army, who foiled an infiltration bid in the Uri sector.
Inspector General Police (IGP) Jammu Zone Bhim Sen Tuti, on Tuesday, said that the presence of Pakistani terrorists in the dense forests is a major challenge, and efforts are underway to neutralise them.
The bullet marks on the attacked truck show that the terrorists not only tossed grenades at the soldiers but also fired from the US made M-4 rifles.
Meanwhile, a Pakistani identified as Tufail was among two terrorists killed in an encounter with security forces at Chaktaras Kandi in north Kashmir's Kupwara.
In a major encounter in Kashmir, a Pakistani citizen along with Four other terrorists have been killed. One terrorist has been captured alive during overnight encounters with security forces across Kashmir, police said on Saturday.
What was worrying was that the Pakistani terrorist was carrying deadly rocket propelled grenades (RPGs), rocket launcher and grenades that were recovered from the encounter spot.
The injured security force personnel were evacuated and the rest of the party took position and called for reinforcement.
The heavily armed terrorist had infiltrated under the cover of shelling by Pakistani troops.
The killing of the Multan born A++ category Jatt is considered a major achievement as he was involved in several terror attacks.
Security forces on Sunday killed a terrorist belonging to the Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) outfit in Pulwama’s Khrew.
