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A tense encounter erupted in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on Saturday, leaving two CRPF jawans and two policemen injured. The incident occurred in the Khanyar area following intelligence reports indicating the presence of terrorists in the region. Security forces, acting on this information, initiated a cordon and search operation in the morning. As the search operation progressed, the terrorists opened fire on the search party, triggering an exchange of gunfire. The retaliatory fire led to injuries to two CRPF jawans and two policemen. They were promptly transported to the Army’s 92 Base Hospital for immediate medical attention. Reports indicate that their condition is stable, offering a glimmer of hope in the aftermath of the clash.
This encounter underscores the ongoing security challenges faced in Jammu and Kashmir, a region grappling with a long-standing insurgency. Despite the presence of a heavy security presence, terrorist activities continue to pose a threat to the peace and security of the region. The Khanyar encounter serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerability and the unwavering efforts required to maintain stability. The operation, as of now, remains ongoing, with security forces actively pursuing the perpetrators involved in the attack.
Adding to the already heightened security situation, another encounter took place in the Shangus-Larnoo area of Anantnag district. In this separate operation, two terrorists were killed by security forces near Halkan Gali. This successful operation, while providing some measure of relief, highlights the continued need for vigilance and robust counter-terrorism measures. The security forces in Jammu and Kashmir remain steadfast in their commitment to combat terrorism and ensure the safety of the people.
Source: JK: 2 CRPF jawans, 2 policemen injured in Srinagar encounter