A fresh terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam district has heightened security concerns after the Pakistan-backed terror outfit The Resistance Front (TRF) claimed responsibility and threatened more attacks targeting non-local workers in the Valley.

The death toll has risen to two after an injured migrant worker succumbed to injuries at the Government Medical College, Anantnag. The victims were among migrant workers who came under indiscriminate firing by terrorists in the Kalamaria area of Kulgam. Both deceased workers were residents of Chhattisgarh.

According to Jammu and Kashmir Police, terrorists deliberately targeted non-local workers. Security officials believe the attack was carried out by hybrid terrorists with no prior criminal records. Following the incident, security forces launched a massive search operation, cordoned off the area, and heightened security across the Valley.

Jammu & Kashmir Terror Attack | Security Forces Launch Massive Operation In Kulgam

The Indian Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir is witnessing a massive change with regard to local youth joining terror outfits. The Indian Army says that no local youth have joined the terror outfits in 2024 and the local recruitment has come down to zero.

India: Local recruitment of terror groups in Kashmir hits zero; majority of active militants now foreign

India's Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, while speaking to soldiers in the Indian Union territory of Jammu and Kashmir after the row over the death of three civilians, said that he had full faith that the Army would wipe out terrorism from the region.

Indian Army will wipe out terrorism from Jammu and Kashmir, says defence minister Rajnath Singh

For the first time in the last three decades, recruitment of the local youth in terror outfits has hit an all-time low. According to Jammu and Kashmir Police, only 10 local youths joined the terror ranks in the year 2023, and six of them have already been killed.

Six of just 10 local terror recruits in J&K in 2023 killed

Director General of Jammu Kashmir Police Dilbagh Singh said on Saturday (October 21) that terrorism in the Union Territory was taking its last breaths. His positive assertion came on Police Commemoration Day.

Terrorism in Jammu & Kashmir taking its last breaths: Director general of police

Jammu and Kashmir Police claimed that a hybrid terrorist was killed when he was taken for identification of a hideout in South Kashmir's Bijbehara area. According to police, when the search party reached the suspected hideout, terrorists opened fire which hit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) hybrid terrorist Sajjad Tantray who was with the search party for identification of the hideout.

India: Hybrid terrorist taken for identification of hideout killed in encounter with holed terrorists

One foreign terrorist was killed in an encounter with the security forces in Shopian district of south Kashmir. Officials said that Jammu and Kashmir Police killed a self-styled commander of the terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammad.

Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorist from Pakistan killed in encounter at Shopian, Kashmir

In a first, Kashmiri victims of cross-border terrorism addressed United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) event which has been welcomed by India. Tasleema and Shuaib highlighted the plight of the terror victims, especially Kashmiri women.

Kashmiri terror victims address UNHRC event, highlight plight; India welcomes move

Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir have, for the first time, recovered one M16 (9mm) Chinese made rifle from terrorists during an operation in Uri sector near the line of control in the Uri sector.

Recovery of Chinese M16 rifle in J&K ambush perplexes security forces

A Jammu and Kashmir Police constable was killed during a shootout against the terrorists in the Zoonimar area of Soura in the outskirts of Kashmir's Srinagar district.

Rich tributes paid to J&K cop killed during shootout against terrorists in Srinagar district

Two terrorists were killed in an ongoing confrontation between the former and security personnel in the Redwani region of South Kashmir's Kulgam district on Thursday, according to Jammu and Kashmir police sources.

Jammu and Kashmir: Two terrorists killed in encounter in Kulgam

The recent targeted killing of civilians, particularly members of the Kashmir Valley's minority communities, by terrorists is aimed at creating an atmosphere of fear and damaging the age-old communal harmony, Jammu and Kashmir Police chief Dilbag Singh said on Thursday.

Terrorists target civilians in order to spread fear and undermine communal harmony: J&K DGP

Today ANI revealed a data of Jammu and Kashmir terror incidents which shows how such incidents happened less in BJP government in compare to UPA government

Lesser terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir under BJP rule: Report

Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police SP Vaid on Sunday denied that the Islamic State (IS) had a presence in the state. He also called the local terrorists a 'proxy for Pakistan" and asked them to return to the mainstream'

Top cop dismisses IS claims on Kashmir encounter

Dineshwar Sharma said that on his next visit, he will talk to the Kashmiri youth in order to understand and resolve their problems

Will meet Hurriyat leaders on next visit: Dineshwar Sharma

This is the latest in a spate of attacks by terrorists targeting civilians in Kashmir

Terrorists again fire upon civilian in Kashmir's Shopian district

The two security personnel who lost their lives?were from the Indian Air Force's Garuda Force and were with the Army for operational training

Kashmir: 2 soldiers, 2 terrorists killed in encounter in Bandipora

General Bipin Rawat warned that those who continued to support terrorists would be targeted with harsher measures

Kashmiris who support terrorists will be considered anti-national: Indian Army chief