NEW DELHI: Terrorists On Wednesday he opened fire in an army vehicle in the Sunderbani area in Jammu and Rajouri de Cashmira, officials said to the PTI news agency.
There were no immediate reports of victims in the brief shot near Phal Village in the Sunderbani sector, they said.
The terrorists, who are believed to hide in a forest, fired some rounds in the army vehicle that passed through the area, which is considered a traditional infiltration route for militants.
The troops returned the fire while the reinforcements were hurried to neutralize the terrorists, officials said.
The army has launched a cord and search operation in the area.
This occurs hours after the border security force (BSF) said it neutralized an intruder after observing “a suspicious movement through the IB (international border).”
The army said the intruder was shot while still moving even after the alert troops challenged him.
“In the before the dawn of today, the BSF troops observed a suspicious movement through the IB (international border) in Bop Tashpatan, the Pathankot border area and an intruder that crossed the IB was observed; it was challenged by the troops of alert, but did not pay attention and continued movement;
The border force said that the “identity and motive of the intruder are being determined.” “The BSF troops vigilantes frustrated an infiltration attempt. A strong protest of the rangers will be presented,” he said.
On February 8, terrorists fired a patrol from a wooded area in LOC in the Keri sector in Rajouri, which caused a reprisal response from Indian soldiers. On the intermediate night of February 4 and 5, an explosion of terrestrial mine in the Krishna Ghati sector of the Poonch district caused victims among the terrorists tried to cross loc.
J & K saw a series of terrorist attacks between May and December last year, which caused a greater counteroffensive by security forces.