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The Army has started regular patrolling in the high hills, forests and valleys by creating temporary bases, observation posts and patrol grids. file photo
Despite the harsh cold and 40 days of Chillai Kalan in Jammu and Kashmir, security forces have intensified the operation against terrorists in Kishtwar and Doda districts. According to sources, patrolling has been increased in the high and inaccessible hilly areas covered with snow.
According to intelligence assessment, 30 to 35 Pakistani terrorists are active in Jammu region. Due to continuous searching and weakening of local support, these terrorists are trying to hide in the middle and upper hilly areas away from the population.
Sources told Dainik Bhaskar that the Army has started regular patrolling in the high hills, forests and valleys by creating temporary bases, monitoring posts and patrolling grids. Earlier, terrorist activities used to reduce in winter, but now the army has adopted pro-active winter strategy.
Army patrolling has also been increased on the high hills including Siachen. file photo
Special winter warfare units were also deployed
This operation is being run in coordination with Jammu and Kashmir Police, CRPF, SOG, Civil Administration, Forest Department and Village Defense Team (VDG). Drones, thermal imagers, ground sensors and radar are being used to monitor terrorists.
Special winter warfare units have also been deployed. The aim of the security forces is to eliminate the terrorists and not allow them to hide even in remote, difficult hilly areas.
Search operation continues in more than 80 villages
Army, BSF and Jammu and Kashmir Police have been jointly conducting search operations for the last 10 days.
Army, BSF and Jammu and Kashmir Police have been jointly conducting search operations for the last 10 days to foil the infiltration attempts of terrorists in the areas adjacent to the border. This searching is being conducted in more than 80 villages of the border area.
According to officials, intelligence inputs were received that terrorist organizations may try to infiltrate by taking advantage of dense fog, cold weather and inaccessible areas. In view of this, this big operation was started.
BSF claims- 72 terrorist launch pads active again
Last month, a BSF officer had revealed that despite suffering losses after India’s Operation Sindoor, Pakistan has once again activated about 72 terrorist launch pads in front of Jammu region.
Of these, 12 launch pads are near the international border in Sialkot and Zafarwal sectors, about 60 launch pads are said to be active near the LOC.
According to sources, infiltration attempts may increase in the next few weeks. Security has been further tightened in many sensitive areas of LoC. Surveillance has been increased in all sectors, so that terrorists cannot reach even close to the border.
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