Jammu and Kashmir: According to Saturday’s officials on Saturday, a junior officer (JCO) of the army succumbed to injuries at a meeting with terrorists along the control line (LOC) in the Akhnoor sector, but their infiltration offer was thwarted.
They said the warning army units found the movement of a group of heavily armed terrorists near the stream in a dense wooded area in the Keri Bhattal area late on Friday evening. After calling for them, a wild shootout broke out, which lasted for a long time, PTI reported.
Officials added that the whole area was included in the deployment of strengthening and searching for the last update was taken.
This is followed by two days after India and Pakistan were chaired by a flag meeting at the Brigade level in the Poonch district to talk about border management issues. Since February, it has been the second such meeting in an effort to de-combat tension after approximately a dozen incidents of cross-border fire, including the IED attack.
Army’s staff killed 11 February
The two army staff consisting of the Naik Mukesh Singh Manhas and the captain of Karamjit Singh Bakshi of Jharkhand lost their lives and others were injured when terrorists released an improvised explosive device (IED) 11 February in the Bhattatal region of Akhnoor around 3:50 pm when they were guarded. After a two -week holiday, Manhas re -joined his army unit on January 28 and was to marry 20 April.
The Indian army registered a strong protest with their counterparts on cross -border terrorist activities and a violation of the ceasefire, which has not been common along the LOC since India and Pakistan resumed the 25th February 2021 agreement, PTI said. Border Security Force (BSF) staff killed a Pakistani intruder along the international border in the RS Pura sector and later made a meeting with Rangers during the incident.
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