Jammu: B S f Soldiers gunned down a Pakistani infiltrator who was trying to breach the International Border in the early hours of Monday JammuA day after the Arnia sector of Army An attempt by the Border Action Team (BAT) of the Pakistan Army to push a terrorist into India was foiled and gunned down in the Keran sector of North Kashmir’s Kupwara district. Jammu Defense Spokesperson Lt Col Devendra Anand on Monday confirmed that the Army foiled another infiltration bid by a group of terrorists along the Line of Control (LoC) in Bhimber Gali sector of Rajouri district late on Sunday night.
Later in the day, BSF personnel thwarted a narco-terrorism attempt by recovering a huge cache of arms and ammunition – three AK rifles with five magazines, four pistols with seven magazines, 14 rounds of AK-47s, Seven 9mm ball rounds – five packets of heroin from Chamliyal border outpost area in Ramgarh sector of Jammu, as said by a BSF spokesperson.
BSF sources said that on Monday morning, BSF personnel deployed along the International Border noticed suspicious movement from the Pakistani side near the fence near Bhule Chak post. “Despite several warnings, the suspect continued to venture close to the fence and tried to enter Indian territory. He was later shot dead,” a source said, adding, “The body of the intruder is still lying near the border.”
Meanwhile, confirming the infiltration attempt along the LoC, Lt Col Anand said: “At around 8.30 pm on January 2 (Sunday), a group of Pakistani terrorists were seen trying to infiltrate from Bhimber Gali sector in Hamirpur area. Gone. Our troops thwarted the bid and subsequent searches led to the recovery of ammunition and Pakistani currency left by the group.
Official sources said the soldiers deployed in the forward area spotted the terrorists who were challenged with a blast on the spot. A source said, “After this the infiltrators returned to the other side.
Later on Monday, BSF personnel patrolling the Chamliyal border outpost area found a white sack hidden in the wooded grass, containing arms and ammunition and heroin packets. The spokesperson said the bag had the marks of a fertilizer company from Pakistan.
On New Year’s Day, a section of the Army along the LoC spotted the terrorist in a Pathani suit and a black jacket. Armed with an AK-47 rifle, he was trying to break into India through an anti-infiltration barrier system across the border. The paths the intruders were likely to take were ambushed and he eventually fell into one. The route they took was similar to the route taken by the intruders “on April 4, 2020, during” Operation Rangadori Bhaikh In which five terrorists were killed,” the army said in a statement on Sunday.
The military could ascertain that it was a BAT operation in the form of a search of “goods – one AK-47, seven grenades, ammunition, rations suitable for long hauls in cold weather, certificates and a photograph showing him”. Was shown in army uniform. Name tab – disclosed a Pakistani identity card and vaccination certificate (issued by the Ministry of National Health Services Regulation and Coordination of Pakistan) which identified him Mohd Shabbir Malik, The luggage also included a picture of an intruder in an army uniform wearing a tab bearing Shabbir’s name. “This establishes that Pakistan continues to sponsor cross-border extremism”, the army said.
The BAT comprises military regulars and mercenaries from terrorist groups such as Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT). They make sudden attacks on Indian posts on the LoC.
Last month, a Pakistani woman infiltrator was gunned down by BSF personnel along the International Border. khurlla Post in RS Pura Sector of Jammu.
On October 7 last year, the BSF thwarted an attempt in the Samba sector to smuggle arms from Pakistan by recovering four pistols, eight magazines and 232 rounds of ammunition. On September 27, 2021, BSF thwarted another narco-terrorism attempt in Jammu’s Akhnoor sector and recovered arms, ammunition, narcotics and counterfeit Indian currency in huge quantities worth Rs 2,75,000.
Later in the day, BSF personnel thwarted a narco-terrorism attempt by recovering a huge cache of arms and ammunition – three AK rifles with five magazines, four pistols with seven magazines, 14 rounds of AK-47s, Seven 9mm ball rounds – five packets of heroin from Chamliyal border outpost area in Ramgarh sector of Jammu, as said by a BSF spokesperson.
BSF sources said that on Monday morning, BSF personnel deployed along the International Border noticed suspicious movement from the Pakistani side near the fence near Bhule Chak post. “Despite several warnings, the suspect continued to venture close to the fence and tried to enter Indian territory. He was later shot dead,” a source said, adding, “The body of the intruder is still lying near the border.”
Meanwhile, confirming the infiltration attempt along the LoC, Lt Col Anand said: “At around 8.30 pm on January 2 (Sunday), a group of Pakistani terrorists were seen trying to infiltrate from Bhimber Gali sector in Hamirpur area. Gone. Our troops thwarted the bid and subsequent searches led to the recovery of ammunition and Pakistani currency left by the group.
Official sources said the soldiers deployed in the forward area spotted the terrorists who were challenged with a blast on the spot. A source said, “After this the infiltrators returned to the other side.
Later on Monday, BSF personnel patrolling the Chamliyal border outpost area found a white sack hidden in the wooded grass, containing arms and ammunition and heroin packets. The spokesperson said the bag had the marks of a fertilizer company from Pakistan.
On New Year’s Day, a section of the Army along the LoC spotted the terrorist in a Pathani suit and a black jacket. Armed with an AK-47 rifle, he was trying to break into India through an anti-infiltration barrier system across the border. The paths the intruders were likely to take were ambushed and he eventually fell into one. The route they took was similar to the route taken by the intruders “on April 4, 2020, during” Operation Rangadori Bhaikh In which five terrorists were killed,” the army said in a statement on Sunday.
The military could ascertain that it was a BAT operation in the form of a search of “goods – one AK-47, seven grenades, ammunition, rations suitable for long hauls in cold weather, certificates and a photograph showing him”. Was shown in army uniform. Name tab – disclosed a Pakistani identity card and vaccination certificate (issued by the Ministry of National Health Services Regulation and Coordination of Pakistan) which identified him Mohd Shabbir Malik, The luggage also included a picture of an intruder in an army uniform wearing a tab bearing Shabbir’s name. “This establishes that Pakistan continues to sponsor cross-border extremism”, the army said.
The BAT comprises military regulars and mercenaries from terrorist groups such as Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT). They make sudden attacks on Indian posts on the LoC.
Last month, a Pakistani woman infiltrator was gunned down by BSF personnel along the International Border. khurlla Post in RS Pura Sector of Jammu.
On October 7 last year, the BSF thwarted an attempt in the Samba sector to smuggle arms from Pakistan by recovering four pistols, eight magazines and 232 rounds of ammunition. On September 27, 2021, BSF thwarted another narco-terrorism attempt in Jammu’s Akhnoor sector and recovered arms, ammunition, narcotics and counterfeit Indian currency in huge quantities worth Rs 2,75,000.
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