Jammu-Kashmir: Encounter continues in Baramulla, bombs are being rained on terrorists in Anantnag.

The action of security forces against terrorists is going on for the last four days in Kokernag area of ​​Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir. Meanwhile, Kashmir Police informed that the encounter is going on between terrorists and security forces in the forward areas of Uri and Hathlanga in Baramulla district. Army and Baramulla Police have maintained the march.

Let us tell you that in the ongoing operation in Kokernag area of ​​Anantnag district, for the first time, along with medium range artillery, the most powerful Heron Mark 2 drone is also being used by the Army to bomb the terrorists. About three thousand soldiers engaged in this operation are continuously trying to neutralize the terrorists.

The number of martyrs reached four: Meanwhile, another injured soldier died on Friday. With this the number of martyrs has increased to four. Another soldier is still reported missing. At present it is not clear what is the number of terrorists. It is believed that their number is around eight to ten. Army Commander of Northern Command, Lieutenant General Upendra Dwivedi and Director General of Kashmir Police, Dilbag Singh along with many officers are camping in Anantnag for the last three days, so that the morale of the soldiers can be boosted. At the same time, security agencies are also alert.

Bombing on terrorist targets continues: The terrorists are on a high hill. In such a situation, along with deploying soldiers carrying umbrellas, the army is also firing shells from medium range artillery. At the same time, dangerous drones like Heron Mark 2 are being used to bomb possible targets of terrorists.

Six year old innocent said – Jai Hind Papa: Jai Hind Papa…these are the words of Colonel Manpreet Singh’s six-year-old son Kabir, who wore army uniform and bid last farewell to his martyred father. Just before the last farewell, when Kabir bowed to his father’s mortal remains, the eyes of everyone present there became moist. Colonel Singh, who sacrificed his life in the encounter with terrorists in Kashmir Valley, was cremated on Friday in his ancestral village in Mohali district of Punjab.