Operation Sheruwali: Security Forces Push Forward in 14-Day Anti-Terrorist Campaign

Security forces in India, including the Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police, and CRPF, are on a 14-day anti-terror operation in Rajouri's dense forests. Dubbed Operation Sheruwali, efforts aim to neutralize suspected militants amid intensifying search operations and heavy security presence in the challenging terrain.

In a relentless pursuit against terrorism, the Indian Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police, and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) have pressed forward with Operation Sheruwali, now in its fourteenth day amidst the dense forests of Gambhir Mughlan and Dorimal in the Manjakote sector of Rajouri district.

Triggered by intelligence reports, this operation seeks to capture suspected terrorists believed to be sheltering in the area. Security forces have intensified their search, inspecting IDs of locals and travelers as the operation reaches a critical juncture. On May 28, heavy firing erupted, further escalating tensions as the soldiers tightened their dragnet to pin down the militants.

The complexity of navigating thick forests has not deterred the security agencies, who have deployed substantial reinforcements to ensure no terror suspect escapes. Continuous surveillance and combing operations maintain a stranglehold on the area, with officials vowing an exhaustive effort until the region is fully sanitized of terrorist threats.