3 terrorist attacks in Jammu and Kashmir in 48 hours, one terrorist was shot dead in Kathua, 6 jawans were injured in Doda.

Terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir is not taking the name of abatement. In the last 48 hours, there have been three incidents committed by terrorists. Terrorists have tried to spread terror in Doda. Later, security forces killed a terrorist in an encounter in Kathua. Nine devotees were killed and 40 injured in an attack on a bus in Riasi.

Terrorists want to spread terror in Jammu and Kashmir once again, whose plans are thwarted by the security forces. Security forces are fully prepared in Hiranagar sector of Kathua. Villagers informed that some militants have entered the village and they heard gunfire. After the information, the security forces reached the spot and killed one of the terrorists.

The entire area has been cordoned off by security forces. During the encounter, a civilian was also shot in the firing from both sides. After which the terrorists have also shown their threat in the Doda area, where a clash is going on between the terrorists and the security forces.

Terrorists have carried out the third incident in the last 48 hours. It is said that the police block in Chattargalla in Doda was also targeted. The militants opened fire on the security forces and tried to escape from the post, after which the police and security forces took charge and retaliated. The terrorists have taken advantage of the darkness and gone into hiding. Their search is on. Six security personnel have been injured in the firing of terrorists. According to sources, five soldiers and one SPO of Bhadarwah-based National Rifles Unit have been injured. All the injured have been brought to SDH Bhadarwah for treatment.

At the same time people of Jammu want freedom from terrorists. It is said that the people of Hiranagar in Kathua got the information that the terrorists were hiding, after which a team of security forces reached there. During the search operation, the terrorists started firing on the security forces. Retaliatory firing was done, in which one terrorist was killed.

The system appeals to local citizens not to pay attention to rumours

According to ADG Anand Jain, this is a new attempt by Pakistan to infiltrate through terrorism. A civilian was shot in the indiscriminate firing by the terrorists. He has been admitted to the hospital with injuries and is being treated. Regarding the infiltration of terrorists in Kathua, ADG Anand Jain has said that many kinds of rumors are also being spread in this area. ADG advises against this. According to the ADG, the militants asked for water after which the villagers became suspicious of them.

The sketch of the terrorist was released

Earlier, the Jammu and Kashmir Police has released the sketch of the terrorist involved in the attack on a passenger bus full of devotees in Riasi. This sketch is based on eyewitness accounts. Several mobile numbers were also issued by the administration to provide information. The police have also announced a reward of Rs 20 lakh for information about the terrorist. 11 teams of security personnel are conducting continuous raids to catch the terrorist. On June 9, nine people lost their lives, while more than 40 people were injured in a terrorist attack on a bus full of passengers.

The Vishwa Hindu Parishad expressed strong opposition

The World Hindu Council has said that the June 9 attack on devotees in Riasi was a cowardly act by Pakistan-backed Islamic militants, hence the Bajrang Dal has decided to burn effigies of Islamic terrorism in the country. A memorandum has been given to the President by the District Magistrate. The memorandum will appeal to ensure strict action against terrorists. The World Hindu Parishad paid tribute to the devotees killed in the terror attack and wished speedy recovery to those injured in the incident.

Allegations of increase in terrorist incidents are being made. Home Minister Amit Shah himself said earlier this year that there has been a 70 percent reduction in terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir. The recent terrorist incidents are being seen as an attempt to stall the ongoing peace and development progress in Jammu and Kashmir, which Home Minister Amit Shah has said will be dealt with strictly.