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Jammu and Kashmir: One soldier martyred, two terrorists killed in Kishtwar encounter-Photo-PTI
The army has named this operation as Operation Trashi. Along with this, the joint forces have intensified the offensive campaign against terrorists, their overground workers and supporters in Jammu and Kashmir.
Jammu Kashmir Encounter: A soldier was martyred in an encounter with terrorists in Kishtwar, Jammu and Kashmir. The encounter between security forces and terrorists is still going on in this area. The White Knight Corps of the Indian Army said, fierce firing is still going on with the terrorists. A soldier was injured in this firing and he died during treatment.
Officials said that after receiving information about the presence of terrorists in the Shingapura area of Chatru, there was firing between security forces and suspected terrorists during the search operation. The White Knight Corps said in a post on X, “This morning during a joint operation with the police in Chhatru, Kishtwar, there was an encounter with the terrorists.” He said that additional soldiers have been deployed.
The army named this operation as Operation Trashi
According to the report, three to four terrorists of Jaish-e-Mohammed (JEM) are reported to be hiding. The army has named this operation as Operation Trashi. Along with this, the joint forces have intensified offensive operations against terrorists, their overground workers and supporters in Jammu and Kashmir.
Officials said that these operations intensified after April 22, when Lashkar-e-Taiba (LET) terrorists killed 26 innocent people in the Baisaran Valley of Pahalgam. In response, Pakistan fired heavy mortar shells targeting civilian facilities along the Line of Control (LoC) and International Border (IB) in Jammu and Kashmir. A total of 200 houses and shops were destroyed in Pakistani shelling, while hundreds of border residents were forced to leave their villages and move to safer places.
Border residents have not yet fully returned to their homes, as security forces are still engaged in neutralising Pakistani shelling in Poonch, Rajouri, Baramulla and Kupwara districts. India had agreed to the ceasefire agreement decided by the DGMOs of both the countries on June 12. At the same time, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh has made it clear that this agreement will be respected only as long as Pakistan does not allow any terrorist activity against India from its soil.
