High alert in Delhi, Srinagar as terrorists who sneaked Jammu and Kashmir could conduct large-scale attacks
The security forces have issued a high alert in Delhi, Srinagar as there is a high possibility of a Fidayeen and a hit and run attack on security forces and their establishments, in Srinagar from the terrorists who breached in Jammu and Kashmir.
A security official told NDTV that a group of terrorists have entered into Jammu and Kashmir and could be planning large-scale attacks. He added that the forces are on high alert in the state as well as in the national capital Delhi.
The official said the terrorists, who belong to a Pakistan-based terror group have reportedly split into groups and, according to the intelligence inputs, could be planning large-scale terror strikes on the 17th day of Ramzan on Saturday and the anniversary of Battle of Badr, the first battle of Islam which took place in March 624 AD.
#UPDATE Security Forces recovered 3 bags containing suspected IED mechanism during a search operation after terrorists fired upon a Bunker vehicle of the 183 CRPF battalion while it was on its way to Idgah in Pulwama. Search operation continues #JammuAndKashmir pic.twitter.com/8wLskP2uID
— ANI (@ANI) June 1, 2018
According to news agency ANI, terrorists lobbed grenades and fired upon a bunker vehicle of the 183 CRPF battalion while it was on its way to Idgah in Pulwama. No casualty was reported.
Security Forces also recovered three bags containing suspected IED mechanism during a search operation after terrorists fired upon a Bunker vehicle of the 183 CRPF battalion while it was on its way to Idgah in Pulwama, reports.
Last year too, the Pakistan-based terrorists carried out series of attacks in Kashmir on the Badr anniversary (in Ramzan month). All the attacks then were claimed by Jaish-e-Mohammed terror group.
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First published: 1 June 2018, 13:52 IST