Army's BMP 2 tanks deployed in Akhnoor area of ​​Jammu and Kashmir to wipe out terrorists

On Monday (28 October) morning, terrorists attacked an Indian Army vehicle in the Akhnoor area of ​​Jammu and Kashmir, in which a terrorist was killed. Security forces have also recovered his body along with the weapon. NSG commandos have also arrived in the ongoing operation, along with Jammu ADGP Anand Jain arrived to take stock of the operation. As part of the operation, Army's BMP 2 tank (Infantry Combat Vehicle) has been taken for the encounter to wipe out the terrorists. At around 7 am in the morning, three terrorists fired several rounds at an army vehicle in Battal area. According to army officials, security forces immediately surrounded the area and started a search operation. NSG commandos and tanks were deployed to eliminate the terrorists. Sources said that security forces are preparing for the final attack, while the army has fired several rocket launchers towards the spot where the terrorists are suspected to be hiding. He said that there has been no firing from the terrorists after the use of rocket launchers by the security forces. Officials said the Rashtriya Rifles unit personnel and civilians were moving towards Naagin Post in Porter Afrawat Range when the terrorists opened fire on two army trucks near Botapathri, about 6 km from Gulmarg. An official said that at around 7 am in the morning, terrorists opened fire on an army vehicle in Jogwan area, after which a massive search operation was launched. He said that during the operation, contact was established with the hiding terrorists. After which a fierce encounter took place. He said, "Now NSG commandos have also joined the security forces to assist in anti-terrorist operations."