Indian Forces Neutralize High-Profile Militants in Ongoing Kashmir Operations

Three Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists, including a key commander, were killed in Kishtwar, while an Indian soldier lost his life during a counter-infiltration operation near the Line of Control.

Security forces have intensified anti-terror operations across Jammu & Kashmir, targeting infiltration routes and militant hideouts in challenging terrains.
Three Jaish-e-Mohammed militants, including commander Saifullah, were killed in Kishtwar during Operation Chhatru, which also led to the recovery of significant arms, including an AK and M4 rifle.
An Indian soldier, Sub Kuldeep Chand, was killed while leading a counter-infiltration mission along the Line of Control in Rajouri, highlighting the risks faced by security personnel.
Surveillance has been expanded in high-altitude regions, including Bhaderwah in Doda district, as melting snow opens new infiltration routes for militants.
Separate incidents in Udhampur revealed militants looting villagers’ homes, underscoring the ongoing security challenges in civilian areas.