Continuing its unwavering efforts to eradicate the remnants of terror networks and to dismantle the ecosystem supporting subversive activities, police in Ganderbal carried out a series of coordinated raids across multiple locations in the district. &nbsp;During the extensive searches conducted in the houses of J&amp;K Nationals Operating from Pakistan/Pak-Occupied-Kashmir (JKNOPs) and Surrendered/Ex-Militants, the police detained 39 Persons under preventive measures and lodged them in Dignibal Jail, after credible inputs suggested their involvement in activities detrimental to public peace and security.&nbsp;The operation, led by senior officers of the Police, aimed at disrupting the local support network that facilitates anti-national elements and ensures sustained peace and stability in the district. Several digital devices and incriminating materials were also seized during the raids and have been sent for detailed forensic analysis.&nbsp;&nbsp;Such proactive measures are part of a comprehensive strategy to neutralise the terror ecosystem and safeguard the youth from being influenced by anti-social and anti-national narratives.&nbsp;Police reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining peace and harmony in the district and urged the general public to continue cooperating with law enforcement agencies to strengthen the collective fight against terrorism and its supporters.

The operation, led by senior officers of the Police, aimed at disrupting the local support network that facilitates anti-national elements and ensures sustained peace and stability in the district.

Continuing its unwavering efforts to eradicate the remnants of terror networks and to dismantle the ecosystem supporting subversive activities, police in Ganderbal carried out a series of coordinated raids across multiple locations in the district. During the extensive searches conducted in the houses of J&K Nationals Operating from Pakistan/Pak-Occupied-Kashmir (JKNOPs) and Surrendered/Ex-Militants, the police detained 39 Persons under preventive measures and lodged them in Dignibal Jail, after credible inputs suggested their involvement in activities detrimental to public peace and security. The operation, led by senior officers of the Police, aimed at disrupting the local support network that facilitates anti-national elements and ensures sustained peace and stability in the district. Several digital devices and incriminating materials were also seized during the raids and have been sent for detailed forensic analysis. Such proactive measures are part of a comprehensive strategy to neutralise the terror ecosystem and safeguard the youth from being influenced by anti-social and anti-national narratives. Police reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining peace and harmony in the district and urged the general public to continue cooperating with law enforcement agencies to strengthen the collective fight against terrorism and its supporters.

The operation, led by senior officers of the Police, aimed at disrupting the local support network that facilitates anti-national elements and ensures sustained peace and stability in the district.

J&K police detain 39 individuals in major operation to dismantle terror ecosystem in Ganderbal

Images of terrorists who waged a deadly attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Ganderbal on Sunday (Oct 20) have surfaced now in local media. The attack targeted a tunnel construction site on the Srinagar-Leh national highway, killing six labourers and a doctor. CCTV footage shows one of the terrorists entering one of the officers’ buildings.

According to sources, he is seen carrying a blue-tagged AK series rifle, which resembles the one observed on weapons used in previous attacks in the South of Pir Panjal region.

“This similarity raises concerns about potential links between the incidents and could indicate a pattern in the armament used by these terrorist&nbsp;groups,” the source said.

The attackers, believed to be two, opened indiscriminate fire on the group, comprising both locals and non-locals.

Two labourers died on the spot, whereas the doctor and four other labourers were pronounced dead later. Five people were critically injured and are undergoing treatment now.

According to media reports, the attack was carried out by the terrorist group The Resistance Front (TRF), which is an offshoot of the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).

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Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said that some of those individuals were working on a key infrastructure project and slammed the terror attack.

Taking to X, CM Abdullah wrote, "Very sad news of a dastardly &amp; cowardly attack on non-local labourers at Gagangir in Sonamarg region. These people were working on a key infrastructure project in the area. 2 have been killed &amp; 2-3 more have been injured in this militant attack. I strongly condemn this attack on unarmed innocent people &amp; send my condolences to their loved ones."

In a similar attack on October 18, a migrant worker from Bihar was killed in Shopian district.

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The bullet-riddled body of the worker was found by locals in the Waduna area of Zainapora in Shopian.

Later, officials identified the victim as Ashok Chauhan, who was living in the Sangam area of Anantnag.

(With inputs from agencies)

Images of terrorists who waged a deadly attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Ganderbal on Sunday (Oct 20) have surfaced now in local media. The attack targeted a tunnel construction site on the Srinagar-Leh national highway, killing six labourers and a doctor.

Images of terrorists who waged a deadly attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Ganderbal on Sunday (Oct 20) have surfaced now in local media. The attack targeted a tunnel construction site on the Srinagar-Leh national highway, killing six labourers and a doctor. CCTV footage shows one of the terrorists entering one of the officers’ buildings. According to sources, he is seen carrying a blue-tagged AK series rifle, which resembles the one observed on weapons used in previous attacks in the South of Pir Panjal region. “This similarity raises concerns about potential links between the incidents and could indicate a pattern in the armament used by these terrorist groups,” the source said. The attackers, believed to be two, opened indiscriminate fire on the group, comprising both locals and non-locals. Two labourers died on the spot, whereas the doctor and four other labourers were pronounced dead later. Five people were critically injured and are undergoing treatment now. According to media reports, the attack was carried out by the terrorist group The Resistance Front (TRF), which is an offshoot of the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT). Also Read: Jammu-Kashmir: Two terrorists killed, 3 security personnel injured in gunfight in Kulgam Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said that some of those individuals were working on a key infrastructure project and slammed the terror attack. Taking to X, CM Abdullah wrote, "Very sad news of a dastardly & cowardly attack on non-local labourers at Gagangir in Sonamarg region. These people were working on a key infrastructure project in the area. 2 have been killed & 2-3 more have been injured in this militant attack. I strongly condemn this attack on unarmed innocent people & send my condolences to their loved ones." In a similar attack on October 18, a migrant worker from Bihar was killed in Shopian district. Watch: Jammu-Kashmir: Omar Abdullah Takes Oath As Chief Minister, Congress To Provide Outside Support The bullet-riddled body of the worker was found by locals in the Waduna area of Zainapora in Shopian. Later, officials identified the victim as Ashok Chauhan, who was living in the Sangam area of Anantnag. (With inputs from agencies)

India: Image of terrorist behind Ganderbal attack surfaces, his AK series rifle raises concerns

One person died and another one is missing after an avalanche hit Baltal area in Sonamarg of Central Kashmir’s district Ganderbal district. The dead body of a labourer was recovered after a rescue operation by the Indian army and local administration.&nbsp;The avalanche hit the area early morning on Thursday after which a rescue operation was launched, the operation still continues as one person is still missing in the area. 
 
The body of the labourer working with the Zojila tunnel project was recovered under snow in the Sarbal area of Sonamarg hours after the avalanche hit the area.&nbsp;

"We were earlier told that there was no one in the area when the avalanche hit, but at around 2pm (local time), we were told that two missing people are missing in the area. We started the rescue operation and recovered a body of a labourer identified as Sandeep Kumar. There is one more person missing identified as Pal Krishan. The rescue operation is on by Indian Army and administration. All other labourers are safe," said ADC Ganderbal, Jammu Kashmir government.&nbsp;

The Jammu and Kashmir government has kept medical teams on standby in the area as the search for another person still continues. Notably, two avalanches were reported in the Hangh and Sarbal areas of Ganderbal district.&nbsp;

Earlier, three army soldiers including a JCO were killed when they slipped on the snow track near LOC in Machil sector of North Kashmir’s Kupwara district.&nbsp;

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One person died and another one is missing after an avalanche hit Baltal area in Sonamarg of Central Kashmir’s district Ganderbal district. The dead body of a labourer was recovered after a rescue operation by the Indian army and local administration.

One person died and another one is missing after an avalanche hit Baltal area in Sonamarg of Central Kashmir’s district Ganderbal district. The dead body of a labourer was recovered after a rescue operation by the Indian army and local administration. The avalanche hit the area early morning on Thursday after which a rescue operation was launched, the operation still continues as one person is still missing in the area. The body of the labourer working with the Zojila tunnel project was recovered under snow in the Sarbal area of Sonamarg hours after the avalanche hit the area. "We were earlier told that there was no one in the area when the avalanche hit, but at around 2pm (local time), we were told that two missing people are missing in the area. We started the rescue operation and recovered a body of a labourer identified as Sandeep Kumar. There is one more person missing identified as Pal Krishan. The rescue operation is on by Indian Army and administration. All other labourers are safe," said ADC Ganderbal, Jammu Kashmir government. The Jammu and Kashmir government has kept medical teams on standby in the area as the search for another person still continues. Notably, two avalanches were reported in the Hangh and Sarbal areas of Ganderbal district. Earlier, three army soldiers including a JCO were killed when they slipped on the snow track near LOC in Machil sector of North Kashmir’s Kupwara district. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

At least one dead in avalanche at Ganderbal in Kashmir, rescue operations underway

Four terrorists were gunned down by Indian security forces in three different operations in the Kashmir valley on Saturday (March 12). One terrorist was arrested alive. Three encounters took place in the Pulwama, Ganderbal and Handwara districts of Kashmir.&nbsp;

Multiple cordon and search operations were launched by security forces at various places in the valley and three of them led to encounters. The entire operation has been deemed as a big success.&nbsp;

"We launched joint operations at 4-5 locations last night. So far two terrorists of JeM including one Pakistani killed in Pulwama, one terrorist of LeT killed each in Ganderbal &amp; Handwara. Encounters over in Handwara &amp; Pulwama. Also arrested 01 terrorist alive," said Vijay Kumar, IG Kashmir.&nbsp;

The first encounter took place in Chewaklan Village of Pulwama district in South Kashmir. Two terrorists were killed by the security forces at the encounter site. Both the terrorists belonged to Jaish Outfit. One of them is said to be a Pakistani terrorist. The operation has been called off.&nbsp;

The second Encounter started in Ganderbal district of central Kashmir. In Ganderbal, one terrorist belonging to the Lashkar-e-Taiba outfit was killed in the gunfight.

The third encounter broke out at the Rajwar area of Handwara district in north Kashmir. One terrorist belonging to the Lashkar-e-Taiba has been killed in the gunfight. Security forces have called off the operation at the encounter site.&nbsp;

On Thursday, three terrorists were killed in two operations in the Kashmir valley. Two of them were killed in south Kashmir's Pulwama district while one of the terrorists was killed in Hazratbal area of Srinagar. All of them were said to be of LeT outfit.&nbsp;

So far, security forces have killed 35 terrorists in the year 2022. This includes 9 top Pakistani terrorists. Around 16 terrorists have been arrested alive by the forces.&nbsp;

The operation at Ganderbal still continues.&nbsp;

Four terrorists were gunned down by Indian security forces in three different operations in the Kashmir valley on Saturday (March 12). One terrorist was arrested alive.

Four terrorists were gunned down by Indian security forces in three different operations in the Kashmir valley on Saturday (March 12). One terrorist was arrested alive. Three encounters took place in the Pulwama, Ganderbal and Handwara districts of Kashmir. Multiple cordon and search operations were launched by security forces at various places in the valley and three of them led to encounters. The entire operation has been deemed as a big success. "We launched joint operations at 4-5 locations last night. So far two terrorists of JeM including one Pakistani killed in Pulwama, one terrorist of LeT killed each in Ganderbal & Handwara. Encounters over in Handwara & Pulwama. Also arrested 01 terrorist alive," said Vijay Kumar, IG Kashmir. The first encounter took place in Chewaklan Village of Pulwama district in South Kashmir. Two terrorists were killed by the security forces at the encounter site. Both the terrorists belonged to Jaish Outfit. One of them is said to be a Pakistani terrorist. The operation has been called off. The second Encounter started in Ganderbal district of central Kashmir. In Ganderbal, one terrorist belonging to the Lashkar-e-Taiba outfit was killed in the gunfight. The third encounter broke out at the Rajwar area of Handwara district in north Kashmir. One terrorist belonging to the Lashkar-e-Taiba has been killed in the gunfight. Security forces have called off the operation at the encounter site. On Thursday, three terrorists were killed in two operations in the Kashmir valley. Two of them were killed in south Kashmir's Pulwama district while one of the terrorists was killed in Hazratbal area of Srinagar. All of them were said to be of LeT outfit. So far, security forces have killed 35 terrorists in the year 2022. This includes 9 top Pakistani terrorists. Around 16 terrorists have been arrested alive by the forces. The operation at Ganderbal still continues.

India: Four terrorists killed in three operations in Kashmir valley, one captured alive

A Pakistani terrorist who belonged to the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terror outfit was killed in an encounter with security forces in Gund area here on Tuesday, police said.

"The encounter is almost over, however, a search is underway in the area. One terrorist was neutralised and the materials that were recovered from him suggest that he was a Pakistani terrorist who belonged to LeT," said IGP Kashmir, SP Pani.

This comes after two terrorists, linked to the LeT, were neutralised in an encounter with security forces in Bandipora on Monday.

Arms and ammunition were recovered from their possession.&nbsp; 
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A Pakistani terrorist who belonged to the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terror outfit was killed in an encounter with security forces in Gund area here on Tuesday, police said.

A Pakistani terrorist who belonged to the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terror outfit was killed in an encounter with security forces in Gund area here on Tuesday, police said. "The encounter is almost over, however, a search is underway in the area. One terrorist was neutralised and the materials that were recovered from him suggest that he was a Pakistani terrorist who belonged to LeT," said IGP Kashmir, SP Pani. This comes after two terrorists, linked to the LeT, were neutralised in an encounter with security forces in Bandipora on Monday. Arms and ammunition were recovered from their possession.

Jammu and Kashmir: LeT terrorist killed in encounter with security forces in Ganderbal

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An FIR has been registered after Indian Army soldiers allegedly beat up policemen in Ganderbal in Kashmir.&nbsp;

The soldiers, news reports said, were returning from the Amarnath yatra and were in civvies.&nbsp;

The reports said a number of policemen were injured in the scuffle and were taken to hospital.&nbsp;

Photographs from the hospital show the policemen with injuries.&nbsp;

The news reports said that some 30 Army personnel were returning from the Yatra on Friday night.&nbsp;

They were stopped at a police checkpoint.&nbsp;

But instead of stopping, the reports said, the Army men got into a tussle with the cops and beat them up.&nbsp;

An FIR has been registered, the Armymen were reportedly in civvies

An FIR has been registered after Indian Army soldiers allegedly beat up policemen in Ganderbal in Kashmir. The soldiers, news reports said, were returning from the Amarnath yatra and were in civvies. The reports said a number of policemen were injured in the scuffle and were taken to hospital. Photographs from the hospital show the policemen with injuries. The news reports said that some 30 Army personnel were returning from the Yatra on Friday night. They were stopped at a police checkpoint. But instead of stopping, the reports said, the Army men got into a tussle with the cops and beat them up.

Armymen returning from Amarnath yatra allegedly beat up Kashmir cops

A local Kashmiri cricket team has been detained after a video surfaced showing them wearing the green jerseys of the Pakistani cricket team, a report in the Hindustan Times said.&nbsp;

In the video, the Pakistan national anthem can be heard playing in the background.&nbsp;

Central Kashmir&#39;s deputy inspector general of police, Ghulam Hassan Bhat, told the Hindustan Times that the cricketers had been detained for questioning.

&ldquo;The boys are in the police station.&rdquo;

The HT report added that local residents had gathered at the police station, demanding the immediate release of the cricketers.&nbsp;

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The cricket match was apparently played on April 2, the same day Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Chenani-Nashri tunnel, the country&rsquo;s longest on the Jammu-Srinagar national highway.&nbsp;

The match was apparently played in Ganderbal.&nbsp;

The Hindustan Times reported sources as saying that of the two teams that played the match, one represented India -- it wore white -- and the other Pakistan.&nbsp;

&ldquo;National anthems of both countries were played, like in any international match,&rdquo; a Ganderbal resident told the HT.&nbsp;

(WION)

Central Kashmir DIG Ghulam Hassan Bhat told the Hindustan Times the cricketers had been detained for questioning

A local Kashmiri cricket team has been detained after a video surfaced showing them wearing the green jerseys of the Pakistani cricket team, a report in the Hindustan Times said. In the video, the Pakistan national anthem can be heard playing in the background. Central Kashmir's deputy inspector general of police, Ghulam Hassan Bhat, told the Hindustan Times that the cricketers had been detained for questioning. “The boys are in the police station.” The HT report added that local residents had gathered at the police station, demanding the immediate release of the cricketers. The cricket match was apparently played on April 2, the same day Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Chenani-Nashri tunnel, the country’s longest on the Jammu-Srinagar national highway. The match was apparently played in Ganderbal. The Hindustan Times reported sources as saying that of the two teams that played the match, one represented India -- it wore white -- and the other Pakistan. “National anthems of both countries were played, like in any international match,” a Ganderbal resident told the HT. (WION)

Local Kashmir cricket team detained for wearing Pakistan team jerseys

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