One Army officer injured in an encounter in J&K's Baramulla

New Delhi: In Jammu and Kashmir, terrorists are not deterring their nefarious antics. Militants are being targeted by the security forces, buoyed by the action of the security forces. An encounter between Indian security forces and terrorists is happening again on Friday morning in Baramulla of the state.

Army Major admitted to Hospital:

Security forces have surrounded three terrorists and firing is taking place on both sides. According to the information received, a soldier has been injured due to the firing of the terrorists, who has been admitted to the Army Hospital in Baramulla.

Border Security(File Photo)

Terrorists started firing in Baramulla:

The security forces had received intelligence that some terrorists were hiding in Yedipora area of ​​Pattan of Baramulla. After the intelligence, Indian security forces surrounded the area with the help of a CRPF team and local police. As soon as the search operation started, the terrorists started firing.

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Army officer wounded in cross firing:

The security forces first asked the terrorists to surrender, the terrorists did not listen and the firing continued. After this, Indian security forces also had to fire. According to the information so far, an Army major has been injured in cross firing who has been admitted to the Army Hospital.

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CRPF's Naka Party was attacked by terrorists on 17 August in Baramulla area of Kashmir. Two police officers and two CRPF personnel were killed in this attack. After this, the security forces carried out the operation and killed three terrorists.

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