Jammu Kashmir Encounter Video Update; Anantnag | Rajouri Terrorists Encounter Siege in search of terrorists; Kashmir ADGP said- 2-3 terrorists are trapped, all will be killed.

During the operation in Kokernag, Anantnag, the hiding place of terrorists was destroyed by security forces by bombing. Then a terrorist was seen running in the drone footage.

The encounter with terrorists continued for the fourth day on Friday in Gadul Kokernag of Anantnag in Kashmir. The soldier who was injured in the firing by terrorists has also died on Wednesday. So far, two army officers, a soldier and a police officer have been martyred in the ongoing encounter in Anantnag. The operation was stopped on Friday after darkness fell and will resume as soon as the morning dawns.

Regarding this operation, Kashmir’s ADGP Vijay Kumar has said that retired police and army officers should avoid the ‘ambush attack hypothesis’. This is an operation performed on a specific input. 2-3 terrorists are hiding in the dense forests of Pir Panjal extending up to Rajouri, all of them will be killed.

One of these terrorists is Lashkar-e-Taiba commander Uzair Khan. Army’s Colonel Manpreet Singh, Major Ashish Dhaunchak and Jammu and Kashmir Police’s DSP Humayun Bhat were martyred in the attack of these terrorists on Wednesday. A soldier has also been martyred.

In the encounter spot of Kokernag, the army took the help of drones to find the location of terrorists. Security forces have surrounded the terrorists.

The army bombed the terrorists hiding in the hills with drones.

Search operation of security forces at the ongoing encounter spot in Kokernag.

This is terrorist Uzair Khan whose photograph has been released by the police.

Terrorists are being searched with the help of sniffer dogs, drones, helicopters
In the Anantnag encounter, along with army commandos, sniffer dogs, drones and helicopters are searching for the terrorists. Rocket launcher is also being used. Military officers say that the terrorists have been surrounded within a radius of 4 kilometers. These will be piled up any time.

The terrorists attacked on Tuesday when the Army and Jammu and Kashmir Police were conducting a search operation. An encounter also took place in Rajouri on Tuesday, in which an army soldier was martyred.

Funeral of Colonel Manpreet and Major Ashish
The last rites of Colonel Manpreet, a resident of Mohali, were held in his native village Bhadoujian. The last rites of Major Ashish Dhaunchak of Panipat were performed in his native village Binjhaul. Martyr DSP Humayun Bhat of Jammu and Kashmir Police was laid to rest in his native village Budgam on Thursday.

Martyr Major Ashish on his last journey, people gathered to bid farewell; one kilometer long convoy

Colonel Manpreet was from Mohali, Major Ashish was from Panipat and DSP Bhat was from Budgam, Kashmir. The banned Resistance Front, linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba, has claimed responsibility for the attack.

DSP Humayun made a video call to his wife as soon as he was shot – I may not survive, take care of the son.
These few soul-stirring lines were the last words of DSP Humayun Bhat. When he was injured by the bullets of terrorists on Wednesday morning in Gadul Kokernag of Anantnag, at that very moment he made a video call to his wife Fatima and explained his situation. Said- ‘I have been shot, I don’t think I will be able to survive.’ Take care of our son.

Humayun has been martyred. He was shot in the stomach. His mother-in-law Syed Nusrat told Bhaskar that it took time for the helicopter to trace the location where Humayun was lying injured. He was somehow brought from the spot and brought directly to the Army Hospital in Srinagar, where Humayun died after seeing Fatima and his 29-day-old son. On September 27, one year of Humayun-Fatima’s marriage was about to be completed. Fatima is in shock. His father has also been IG in Jammu and Kashmir Police.

Wife Fatima crying after hearing the news of martyrdom of DSP Humayun in Jammu and Kashmir Police.

These same terrorists had targeted the army in Kulgam also.
Officers believe that these are the same terrorists with whom three soldiers were martyred in an encounter in the Kulgam forest on August 4. This is the biggest attack in Kashmir in the last three years. Earlier, on March 30, 2020, five officers including a Colonel, Major and Sub-Inspector were martyred in an 18-hour attack in Handwara, Kashmir.

40 terrorists killed in Kashmir so far this year
This is the biggest attack in Kashmir in the last three years, in which so many senior officers have been martyred. Earlier, on March 30, 2020, five officers including a Colonel, Major and Sub-Inspector were martyred in an 18-hour attack in Handwara, Kashmir. Since January this year, 40 terrorists have been killed in Jammu and Kashmir. Of these, only 8 were locals and all the rest were foreigners.

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Colonel Manpreet’s father was also in the army, he last spoke to his brother-in-law.

Late Lakhbir Singh, father of Colonel Manpreet Singh, resident of village Bhadojia, New Chandigarh, was also a soldier in the Army. Martyr Colonel Manpreet Singh was honored with the Sena Award by the Army 2 years ago. His body is expected to arrive by 4 pm on Thursday. If there is a delay, Manpreet’s last rites will be held on Friday.

Colonel Manpreet Singh was married. He has two brothers and one sister. The Colonel is survived by a 7 year old son Kabir Singh and a two and a half year old daughter Bani. Manpreet’s brother-in-law Virendra Gill said that he last spoke to him at 6:45 in the morning. Then he said that he would talk later. Last year, he received the Sena Medal. Read the full news…

AK-47 and bullets recovered from Rajouri encounter site
In Rajouri also on Tuesday (September 12), a soldier was killed and two terrorists were killed during an encounter. An army dog ​​also died during the search here. He risked his own life to save the life of his handler. The encounter in Rajouri is over.

Two AK-47, 7 magazines, 2 bullet proof jackets and about three dozen cartridges have been recovered from the encounter site. Apart from this, medicines made in Pakistan have also been recovered. The name of the army dog ​​martyred here was Kent. During the search for terrorists, the dog was walking ahead of its handler when it was shot and died. Read the full news…