Jammu And Kashmir: Two Terrorist Associates Arrested With Arms, Ammunition In Shopian | India Information

Safety forces throughout the night time arrested two terrorist associates within the DK Pora space of Shopian district in South Kashmir. An official knowledgeable that two terrorist associates have been arrested in a joint operation by the Military’s 34RR, Shopian Police, and CRPF 178 Battalion at a naka within the DK Pora space.

He mentioned that two pistols, 4 grenades, 35 reside rounds different incriminating supplies have been recovered from them; and one Over Floor Employee (OGW) belongs to the DK Pora Shopian and the opposite is from Kathua. In the meantime, the Police have registered a case on this regard, whereas additional investigation has been taken up. 

The official said that the preliminary restoration from their possession included two hand grenades, one pistol, and 35 reside rounds. Later, after the questioning, they disclosed extra arms and ammunition, and extra restoration was constituted of one other location, which included one pistol, two hand grenades, and eight reside rounds.

Because the Pahalgam assault, the safety forces’ crackdown on terror supporters and energetic terrorists is occurring, 100 OGWs have been arrested, and out of them, round 95 are booked underneath PSA and lodged in numerous jails of Jammu and Kashmir. 

Pahalgam, Sindoor, Retaliation

On April 22, terrorists gunned down 25 Indian residents and one Nepali citizen in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam, which resulted in heightened tensions between India and Pakistan. The Indian Armed Forces, on Might 7, launched Operation Sindoor, hitting terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). 

After the launch of Operation Sindoor, in an announcement, the Ministry of Defence mentioned, “Our actions have been targeted, measured, and non-escalatory in nature. No Pakistani navy amenities have been focused.”

India had additionally introduced a number of diplomatic and punitive measures towards Pakistan after the Pahalgam terror assault.