JK: Indian Army ends operation in Kulgam; killed 3 terrorists

The Indian Army has completed “Operation Redvani Pine” killing three terrorists after a 40-hour surveillance, officials said on Thursday.

“A joint operation launched on the intervening night of 6-7 May in the general area of ​​Redwani Pine, Kulgam has ended after relentless surveillance,” a post on Twitter from the official handle of the Indian Army’s Chinar Corps said. Approximately 40 hours. Along with the recovery of war like stockpile, 4 terrorists have been killed, which has dealt another blow to the terrorist ecosystem.

“Chinar Corps is committed to maintaining peace in Kashmir,” it said.

Update OP Redwani Paine, #Kulgam

A joint operation, which started on the intervening night of 06-07 May in Redwani Pine general area of ​​Kulgam, has ended after about 40 hours of continuous surveillance. 03xTerrorists have been eliminated along with the resumption of war…

– Chinar Corps🍁 – Indian Army (@ChinarcorpsIA) 9 May 2024

Meanwhile, security forces on Wednesday killed a third terrorist in Redwani Pine area of ​​Kulgam in south Kashmir.

Two terrorists were killed in an encounter in the area on Tuesday.

Earlier on Tuesday, a fierce exchange of fire took place between terrorists and security forces in Redwani Pine area of ​​Kulgam in South Kashmir.

After this, the Indian Army and Jammu and Kashmir Police jointly started the operation.

Earlier, on May 4, an Indian Air Force officer was killed and four others were injured after suspected terrorists targeted a convoy from across the border in Jammu and Kashmir’s Poonch district.

The area where the attack took place is between Sanai Top in the border district of Surankote and Gursai area of ​​Mendhar.

Indian Air Force Corporal Vicky Pahade lost his life in the terrorist attack in Poonch.

The mortal remains of the martyred soldier were brought to Nagpur by a special plane from Udhampur, from where it was brought to Chhindwara by a special army helicopter, where state Chief Minister Mohan Yadav paid tribute to him. A large number of people had gathered to pay respect to Pahade.