Terrorists open fire at army vehicle in Jammu & Kashmir’s Rajouri | India News

NEW DELHI: Terrorists on Wednesday opened fire at an army vehicle in the Sunderbani space in Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri, officers advised information company PTI.
There have been no speedy stories of any casualties in the transient firing close to Phal village in the Sunderbani sector, they stated.
The terrorists, believed to be hiding in a forest, fired a number of rounds at the army vehicle passing by the world, which is taken into account a standard infiltration route for militants.
The troops returned fire whereas reinforcements have been rushed to neutralise the terrorists, the officers stated.
The army has launched a cordon and search operation in the world.
This comes hours after the Border Security Force (BSF) stated it neutralised an intruder after observing “a suspicious movement across the IB (International Border)”.
The army stated the intruder was shot as he saved shifting even after the alert troops challenged him.
“At pre-dawn today, BSF troops observed a suspicious movement across the IB (International Border) in BOP Tashpatan, Pathankot border area & an intruder was observed crossing the IB; he was challenged by the alert troops but paid no heed & kept on moving; BSF troops sensing threat neutralised the intruder,” the BSF advised information company ANI.
The border power stated that the “identity and motive of the intruder are being ascertained”. “Vigilant BSF troops thwarted an infiltration attempt. Strong protest will be lodged with Pak Rangers,” it stated.
On February 8, terrorists fired at a patrol from a forested space throughout LoC in Keri sector of Rajouri, prompting a retaliatory response from Indian troopers. In the intervening evening of February 4 and 5, a landmine explosion in Krishna Ghati sector of Poonch district brought on casualties amongst terrorists making an attempt to cross LoC.
J&Ok noticed a spate of terrorist assaults between May and December final yr, prompting heightened counteroffensives by safety forces.