J&K: 3 terrorists killed, 1 civilian injured in an operation in Pulwama

New Delhi: Militants have stormed the Pattan area of ​​Baramulla in Jammu and Kashmir. Here the terrorists have launched a grenade attack. Four local civilians have been seriously injured in this terrorist attack. However, treatment of these injured is going on.

Currently, the Indian security forces are conducting a search operation in search of terrorists by sieging the area. Army personnel are deployed from all over the valley, the terrorists will not be allowed to succeed in their nefarious intentions.

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In such a situation, the official sources said that the terrorists attacked the Indian security forces with grenades, but they missed the target and exploded on the road. However, four civilians have been seriously injured in this incident. Currently, the entire area has been cordoned off to catch the attackers.

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Firing at border:

Earlier, in Srinagar, terrorists attacked Indian security forces in Srinagar. Two army personnel were in critical condition when the grenade bomb was thrown. He was admitted to the hospital for treatment. Earlier on Saturday, Pakistan had again violated the cease fire. To which the security forces gave a befitting reply.

The Pakistani army was firing at the Indian border and residential areas in the tail-borne towns and the Kirni sector. But the Indian Army also gave a befitting reply to this action of the Pakistani Army.

Let me tell you that the Pakistani army also fired on last Tuesday in violation of ceasefire targeting Indian posts and residential areas in the town, Kirni and Shahpur sectors of Poonch.

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