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Nine terrorists eliminated by the Indian army in Kashmir valley in the last 24 hours


Three soldiers of the Indian Army have died and five terrorists killed on Sunday during an anti-infiltration operation in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kupwara district, officials said.

Sources said four more soldiers have been injured during the operation to flush out infiltrators along the Line of Control (LoC) in Keran sector of the district, which was launched two days ago. The army said the operation is still underway. This joint operation is being conducted by 41 Rashtriya Rifles, 57 Rashtriya Rifles, 160 Territorial Army and Special Operations Group (SOG), Kupwara teams. 

The army’s action took place on the fifth day of the search operation in which terrorists were being searched in the forests of Kupwara. During this campaign, there was an encounter between the army and the terrorists in the Rangdori Bahk area in the forests near the Line of Control on Sunday morning.

According to the report, helicopters were seen flying over the forests in search of terrorists. The army also carried out an aerial operation in this action because the forests are dense and it is difficult to find the terrorists. According to a source, recent activity was reported in Rangdori Bahk area after which action was initiated. Firing is still going on from both sides.

“Unfortunately, two more soldiers succumbed to their injuries and others are presently undergoing treatment. Total three soldiers have been martyred,” Colonel Rajesh Kalia, the spokesperson of the army, said.
“Despite prevailing inclement weather conditions, casualties have been evacuated,” Col Kalia said. The army had said earlier in the day that alert troops braving inclement weather and hostile terrain had killed the five terrorists in the operation in Keran sector.

The five, believed to be part of a group of infiltrators who had recently sneaked into the Valley, were attempting to infiltrate across LoC taking advantage of the bad weather, it said.

The army said it has killed nine terrorists, including the five infiltrators, in the last 24 hours. Four terrorists were killed in Batapura of south Kashmir’s Kulgam on Saturday. “Four terrorists who were involved in the killing of innocent civilians were eliminated at Batapura area of south Kashmir on April 4,” Col Kalia said.

 Source : Hindustan Times, DNA and ANI 

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