Drone Dramatic footage has seen 3 terrorists killed in an encounter with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir’s Awantipora that started early Thursday morning.
In one video, one of the terrorists can be seen crouched behind a concrete pillar, with what appears to be an attack rifle in his hand. In some other, filmed from a similar angle, the terrorists may be seen huddled in what appears to be a broken-down shed. All three, who earlier sought safe haven in a residence, had been killed after a joint op by the police and the Army that started in the Tral place of Awantipora, which is a sub-district of Pulwama in south Kashmir.
Drone Dramatic footage Out after encounter
This was the second incident to occur in Kashmir in the previous 48 hours. That encounter initially started out in Kulgam and then shifted to a forested place in Shopian. Security forces had intercepted the terrorists following personal records.
These encounters follow expanded scrutiny and tracking of terrorists’ movements after the Pahalgam terror attack in April, wherein 26 people, more often than not civilians, were killed. The attack was claimed through The Resistance Front, a proxy of the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba. The Indian government recognized 4-5 terrorists who took part in the attack.
India spoke back with an attack first with a raft of non-army measures, together with suspension of a few Pak visas and the Indus Waters Treaty, which divides waters of the Indus river system between the two countries and supplies Pak farms with almost 80 % of its irrigation water.
India- Pakistan Clashes
Then, early on May 7, 15 days after the attack, India unleashed Operation Sindoor, a sequence of precision air strikes concentrated on 9 terror camps, along with four in Pakistan, one in every of which was the HQ and training group of the Lashkar, a group connected to earlier terror attacks on India.
Pakistan responded with tried military strikes of its own a Dramatic footage of drones and missiles, but these were effectively intercepted by India’s air defence system.
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