Delhi authorities have raised security alert levels after intelligence suggested that Lashkar-e-Taiba may be targeting the Red Fort area again. Increased security deployments, surveillance, and preventive measures have been implemented across the capital to protect key landmarks, public spaces, and citizens. Officials continue to monitor the situation closely to prevent any potential attack.


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Three terrorists were killed in an encounter in North Kashmir's Sopore area. The operation started on Sunday&nbsp;evening and lasted the whole night. In the morning security forces retrieved three terrorist bodies from the encounter site.

The operation has been a huge success for the forces as they managed to kill one of the most wanted terrorists in Kashmir Valley. Mudasir Pandit, commander of Lashkar-e&nbsp;-Toiba was killed in the gunfight along with two other terrorists.&nbsp;

''This operation was launched last night in Sopore. It was a joint operation and our field commanders supervised it personally. Three&nbsp;deadly terrorists were killed. They were all commander ranks and were instrumental in many attacks. Since June 2019, Mudasir Pandit was an active LeT commander. He has killed four&nbsp;civilians, nine&nbsp;security forces personnel, two&nbsp;ex-militants, three&nbsp;sarpanches, and two&nbsp;Hurriyat and separatists,'' said DG Kashmir, Dilbagh Singh.

The other two terrorists killed in the encounter were Khurshid Ahmad Mir and a foreign terrorist.

A huge cache of arms and ammunition was recovered from the encounter site.

''Khurshid Ahmad Mir was another commander, he was from Sopore only and was active since May 2020 with LeT. He has killed seven&nbsp;security forces and five&nbsp;civilians. He was involved in many attacks and killings along with Mudasir Pandit,'' said DG Kashmir, Dilbagh Singh.

Police say that after putting up wanted posters of these terrorists in different districts of Kashmir Valley, they have been getting calls and messages from locals about the presence of terrorists in these areas.&nbsp;

''Two major attacks have happened in three&nbsp;months. We installed posters in Sopore of these terrorists and put up rewards too. We kept getting information from locals and their support. I want to thank locals for supporting us in killing these militants.'' said IG Kashmir, Vijay Kumar.&nbsp;

However, the Indian army said that they are trying to break the cycle of violence in the Kashmir Valley.

''These are the people who spill the blood of Kashmiris. They want to keep the cycle of violence going on. We want to break the cycle of violence. We have to stop supporting these elements. We are pained when old parents of these youth appealed to them to return back,'' said H S Saha, Lt Gen, Kilo Force.&nbsp;

Three terrorists were killed in an encounter in North Kashmir's Sopore area. The operation started on Sunday evening and lasted the whole night. In the morning security forces retrieved three terrorist bodies from the encounter site.

Three terrorists were killed in an encounter in North Kashmir's Sopore area. The operation started on Sunday evening and lasted the whole night. In the morning security forces retrieved three terrorist bodies from the encounter site. The operation has been a huge success for the forces as they managed to kill one of the most wanted terrorists in Kashmir Valley. Mudasir Pandit, commander of Lashkar-e -Toiba was killed in the gunfight along with two other terrorists. ''This operation was launched last night in Sopore. It was a joint operation and our field commanders supervised it personally. Three deadly terrorists were killed. They were all commander ranks and were instrumental in many attacks. Since June 2019, Mudasir Pandit was an active LeT commander. He has killed four civilians, nine security forces personnel, two ex-militants, three sarpanches, and two Hurriyat and separatists,'' said DG Kashmir, Dilbagh Singh. The other two terrorists killed in the encounter were Khurshid Ahmad Mir and a foreign terrorist. A huge cache of arms and ammunition was recovered from the encounter site. ''Khurshid Ahmad Mir was another commander, he was from Sopore only and was active since May 2020 with LeT. He has killed seven security forces and five civilians. He was involved in many attacks and killings along with Mudasir Pandit,'' said DG Kashmir, Dilbagh Singh. Police say that after putting up wanted posters of these terrorists in different districts of Kashmir Valley, they have been getting calls and messages from locals about the presence of terrorists in these areas. ''Two major attacks have happened in three months. We installed posters in Sopore of these terrorists and put up rewards too. We kept getting information from locals and their support. I want to thank locals for supporting us in killing these militants.'' said IG Kashmir, Vijay Kumar. However, the Indian army said that they are trying to break the cycle of violence in the Kashmir Valley. ''These are the people who spill the blood of Kashmiris. They want to keep the cycle of violence going on. We want to break the cycle of violence. We have to stop supporting these elements. We are pained when old parents of these youth appealed to them to return back,'' said H S Saha, Lt Gen, Kilo Force.

Top LeT commander killed along with two other terrorists in Kashmir

The Indian Army has received intelligence inputs of possible terror attacks in South India after security forces recovered abandoned boats from Sir Creek in Gujarat.

While interacting with media General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (Southern Command) Lt Gen SK Saini said that We have got many inputs that there may be a terrorist attack in the southern part of India and peninsular India. There have been some abandoned boats also which have been recovered in the area of Sir Creek.

He said the Army has undertaken "measures for capacity building and capability development" due to heightened threat in Sir creek. &nbsp;&nbsp;

"We have undertaken measures for capacity building and capability development in the area of Sir Creek keeping in mind the enhanced threat," he said, adding the precautions were being taken to ensure that inimical elements or terrorists do not succeed in their designs.

The remarks came a fortnight after government sources told ANI that Pakistan had deployed SSG commandos along Sir Creek in Gujarat to carry out anti-India activities in the region.

Pakistan has made irresponsible and provocative statements after government repealed Article 370, which gave special status to Jammu and Kashmir last month. India has said it was an internal matter.

(With inputs from ANI)

The Indian Army has received intelligence inputs of possible terror attacks in South India after security forces recovered abandoned boats from Sir Creek in Gujarat.

The Indian Army has received intelligence inputs of possible terror attacks in South India after security forces recovered abandoned boats from Sir Creek in Gujarat. While interacting with media General Officer Commanding-in-Chief (Southern Command) Lt Gen SK Saini said that We have got many inputs that there may be a terrorist attack in the southern part of India and peninsular India. There have been some abandoned boats also which have been recovered in the area of Sir Creek. He said the Army has undertaken "measures for capacity building and capability development" due to heightened threat in Sir creek. "We have undertaken measures for capacity building and capability development in the area of Sir Creek keeping in mind the enhanced threat," he said, adding the precautions were being taken to ensure that inimical elements or terrorists do not succeed in their designs. The remarks came a fortnight after government sources told ANI that Pakistan had deployed SSG commandos along Sir Creek in Gujarat to carry out anti-India activities in the region. Pakistan has made irresponsible and provocative statements after government repealed Article 370, which gave special status to Jammu and Kashmir last month. India has said it was an internal matter. (With inputs from ANI)

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A top terrorist of the Pakistan-based terrorist outfit&nbsp;Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT)&nbsp;Ayub Lelhari has been killed in an encounter in Pulwama district in southern Jammu and Kashmir. 
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The encounter took place today evening between security forces and terrorists in Kakpora town&#39;s Bander Pora village.

A top police official said Ayub Lelhari was one of the &quot;most wanted&quot; terrorists and his death was a &quot;great success&quot; for security forces.

&quot;He (Ayub Lelhari) was one of the most wanted terrorists. It&#39;s a great success for the forces,&quot; Director General of Police, J&amp;K, SP Vaid said.

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Security forces have killed a number of terrorists of the Lashkar-e-Taiba and the Hizbul Mujahideen in the last few months.

Last week, Hizbul Mujahideen&#39;s operational commander Yasin Itoo, also known as &quot;Ghaznavi&quot;, was killed in a gunbattle in South Kashmir&#39;s Shopian district.

Top Lashkar-e-Taiba commander Abu Dujana, wanted for a number of attacks on security forces and political workers, was killed in August.

LeT commander Bashir Lakshari, accused of being involved in the killing of SHO Feroz Ahmed and five other policemen, was shot dead in July.

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The encounter took place today evening between security forces and terrorists in Kakpora town's Bander Pora village

A top terrorist of the Pakistan-based terrorist outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) Ayub Lelhari has been killed in an encounter in Pulwama district in southern Jammu and Kashmir. LeT commander Ayub Lelhari killed in encounter with security forces in J&K 's Pulwama (visuals deferred) pic.twitter.com/1eG1x247NW — ANI (@ANI) August 16, 2017 × The encounter took place today evening between security forces and terrorists in Kakpora town's Bander Pora village. A top police official said Ayub Lelhari was one of the "most wanted" terrorists and his death was a "great success" for security forces. "He (Ayub Lelhari) was one of the most wanted terrorists. It's a great success for the forces," Director General of Police, J&K, SP Vaid said. Ayub Lelhari District Commander LeT killed in #Pulwama. — J&K Police (@JmuKmrPolice) August 16, 2017 × Security forces have killed a number of terrorists of the Lashkar-e-Taiba and the Hizbul Mujahideen in the last few months. Last week, Hizbul Mujahideen's operational commander Yasin Itoo, also known as "Ghaznavi", was killed in a gunbattle in South Kashmir's Shopian district. Top Lashkar-e-Taiba commander Abu Dujana, wanted for a number of attacks on security forces and political workers, was killed in August. LeT commander Bashir Lakshari, accused of being involved in the killing of SHO Feroz Ahmed and five other policemen, was shot dead in July.

LeT commander Ayub Lelhari killed in encounter in Kashmir's Pulwama

About 20 Lashkar-e-Taiba? (LeT) terrorists have infiltrated into India and are preparing to launch a &quot;spectacular&quot; terrorist attack in India, DNA quoted intelligence agencies as saying.

The DNA report said the terrorists had entered the country under the direction of Pakistan&#39;s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and are placed in Mumbai, Delhi, Punjab and Rajasthan.&nbsp;

&quot;Their plan is carry out spectacular terrorist incident in India,&quot; sources told DNA.

The federal intelligence agency has issued an alert and advisory to all units of the Delhi Police. It has also directed the police to tighten security and conduct proper frisking and checking, and asked to increase security.

The advisory states that tight monitoring and anti-terror measures should be followed at metro stations, railway stations, airports, major crowded markets, tourist hotels, religious places and stadiums in the national capital New Delhi.

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A report in DNA said the terrorists had entered the country under the direction of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence

About 20 Lashkar-e-Taiba? (LeT) terrorists have infiltrated into India and are preparing to launch a "spectacular" terrorist attack in India, DNA quoted intelligence agencies as saying. The DNA report said the terrorists had entered the country under the direction of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and are placed in Mumbai, Delhi, Punjab and Rajasthan. "Their plan is carry out spectacular terrorist incident in India," sources told DNA. The federal intelligence agency has issued an alert and advisory to all units of the Delhi Police. It has also directed the police to tighten security and conduct proper frisking and checking, and asked to increase security. The advisory states that tight monitoring and anti-terror measures should be followed at metro stations, railway stations, airports, major crowded markets, tourist hotels, religious places and stadiums in the national capital New Delhi. (WION)

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