Of the three terrorists Lashkar-E-Taiba (years) who were killed at a meeting with security forces in the Shukroo forest region in the district of Shopian in the South Kashmir district, a huge cache in the South Kashmir district was obtained.
Three terrorists associated with Lashkar-E-Taiba (years) were killed in the Shukroo Forest area in Keller in the Shopian district in South Kashmir during the search operation on Tuesday, reported and quoted police sources.
According to the highest police officer, a massive operation for search and search after receiving specific inputs of the presence of some terrorists in the region has been launched in the Kellar Forests today.
What exactly happened?
During the fighting operation in the Shokroo forest area, the terrorists hid the fire in the region for a joint team of police and army staff, which triggered a hard shootout.
Three terrorists associated with the flight were neutralized in the subsequent replacement of fire. However, the identity of killed militants must be officially confirmed. Meanwhile the posters were seen in different parts of the Pulwama district and announced and announced and £20 Lakh remuneration for information about terrorists involved in the terrorist attack Pahalgam.
Previously, the Jammu and Kashmir police have issued sketches and identity of three terrorists reporting that they are involved in a terrorist attack in Pahalgam. All three terrorists are associated with Lashkar-E-Taiba and reward £20 Lakh announced for each of the three terrorists.
Terrorist workers were identified as Hussain Thoker, an anantnag native; Ali Bhai, also known as Talha Bhai; and Hasim Musa, also known as Suleiman. Of these three workers who have Musa and Talha, they are suspected of Pakistani terrorists, while Thokar is a Kashmiri local.
At the beginning of April, after the attack on Pahalgam, the Srinagar police carried out extensive tours in several places throughout the city in the residences of workers and terrorist collaborators forbidden terrorist outfits in support of the investigation in cases registered under the Unlawful Acts Act (Prevention) (UAPA).
(Tagstotranslate) Lashkar-E-Taiba
