J&K One terrorist injured in encounter with security forces, two surrendered in Pulwama

 Kashmir Police have shared Information Pulwama

Srinagar: Two terrorists surrendered after being surrounded in an encounter with safety forces in Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday. 

Officials of the Jammu and Kashmir Police have shared this info. According to officers, 'siege was launched on Friday evening after the information of the presence of terrorists in Lelhar of Kakapora space of ​​Pulwama.

Indian troopers pulled again conceitedness

According to officers, the search operation was an encounter (Encounter) after the safety forces opened fireplace on the hidden militants. Officials additionally knowledgeable that after a protracted firing at evening, each the terrorists surrendered with their AK 47 rifles (AK-47) to the safety forces. 

He mentioned that each the terrorists have been recognized as Akil Ahmed Lone and Rauf ul Islam. Lone's proper leg has shrapnel and is taken to hospital for remedy from right here.

Terrorists got here to fulfill acquaintances

Two to a few terrorists armed with computerized weapons got here to fulfill the acquaintance in Kakpora. On figuring out this, the safety forces began a search operation below siege of Kakpora. 

When the jawans reached the Batpora locality, the hideers began firing there. The troopers additionally fired again. With this, the encounter began. According to sources, the primary shot was fired at eight o'clock at evening. During this incident, there was fierce firing from each side for 40 minutes.

Police IG's massive declare

Meanwhile, IG Vijay Kumar has claimed to have decreased of native youths in terrorist organizations. J &k police are continuously informing the Kashmiri youth by means of the web and social media to mislead and push them on the trail of destruction.

 He mentioned that we're additionally coping with this example very successfully. He mentioned that in comparison with the previous few years, the scenario in Kashmir has been nearly utterly calm in January this yr.