Longest Anti-Terror Operation of the Year Continues in Kashmir

The anti-terror operation in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam district has reached its seventh day, making it the longest this year. Security forces are using drones and helicopters in a dense forest area, where two terrorists have been killed. Intermittent firing continues as forces aim to secure the region.

The anti-terror operation underway in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam district has entered its seventh consecutive day, becoming the year's longest, sources have confirmed. Security forces continue their efforts in the dense forest area after two terrorists were neutralized, despite intermittent exchanges of gunfire.

Lieutenant General Pratik Sharma, Northern Commander, reviewed the counter-terrorism strategies in South Kashmir. He was briefed on various developments in the ongoing operation aimed at flushing out militants entrenched deep within forested terrain.

Officials say security forces are employing drones and helicopters to track militants in the challenging terrain. Additional reinforcements have joined the operation, which initially commenced following specific intelligence reports of militant presence in Akhal, South Kashmir.

(With inputs from agencies.)