BSF foils border infiltration bid in Samba district of Jammu; three militants killed
Security forces on Tuesday killed two militants early Tuesday morning when a group of militants tried to sneak in from Pakistan through the International Border near the Samba sector in Jammu
Security forces killed three militants on Tuesday morning when a group of militants tried to sneak in from Pakistan through the International Border near a border outpost in Samba district of Jammu.
The three militants were killed following a "heavy firing exchange" with the Border Security Force (BSF). According to ANI, the firing is over and the area is being sanitised.
Samba Infiltration bid #UPDATE: A total of three terrorists have been killed, operation over
— ANI (@ANI_news) November 29, 2016
The BSF noticed some suspicious movement in the general area of Border Out Post Chamliyal in Samba, Jammu and Kashmir. The area was immediately cordoned off. When challenged, BSF patrol was fired upon by miscreants holed up in a tube well pumphouse, reported ANI.
According to reports, three BSF jawans were injured in the gunbattle with the group of militants infiltrating the border.
Samba Infiltration bid #UPDATE: One BSF jawan injured, operation continues
— ANI (@ANI_news) November 29, 2016
3 BSF personnel sustain injuries after BSF troopers faced fire from across IB in Chamliyal, Samba (J&K), admitted to hospital for treatment pic.twitter.com/RhCTQMwc3s
— ANI (@ANI_news) November 29, 2016
The infiltration bid on the border in Jammu came amid a fierce gunbattle between security forces and heavily armed militants who opened fire on an army camp in the garrison town of Nagrota near Jammu.
— With agency inputs
also read
Nothing new in Hindu genocide in Bangladesh, just nature of violence has changed
Like the Jewish Holocaust Memorial, it is time a Hindu Holocaust memorial be made too in memory of those Hindus who have been killed and raped in the past for just being a Hindu
Pakistan slips 16 spots on global Corruption Perceptions Index, ranks 140 out of 180 countries
The report ranks countries on the basis of their perceived levels of public sector corruption. It comes at a time when prime minister Imran Khan is under pressure to deliver on his government's promise of introducing a clean governance system
Pakistani YouTuber gets one-year jail term for justifying lynching of Sri Lankan citizen
On 3 December, 2021, an 800-strong mob attacked a factory in Pakistan's Sialkot and lynched its manager Priyantha Kumara over blasphemy allegations