Security forces foiled an infiltration attempt along the Line of Control in north Kashmir’s Uri sector during a joint operation carried out late on Saturday night, officials said.
According to reports, the operation was launched in the general area of Buchhar in the Uri sector of Baramulla district following specific intelligence inputs shared by the Jammu and Kashmir Police about a possible infiltration attempt.
Security forces foiled an infiltration attempt along the Line of Control in north Kashmir’s Uri sector during a joint operation carried out late on Saturday night, officials said.
According to the Indian Army, the operation was launched in the general area of Buchhar in the Uri sector of Baramulla district following specific intelligence inputs shared by the Jammu and Kashmir Police about a possible infiltration attempt.
“Based on a specific intelligence input provided by #JKP regarding an infiltration attempt, a joint operation was launched on intervening night of 14-15 Mar 26 in Gen area Buchhar, Uri sector,” the Corps said in a post on X.
During the surveillance, soldiers spotted suspicious movement of a suspected militant hiding in dense vegetation.
Security personnel readjusted the ambush position and challenged the suspect. The militant responded by opening indiscriminate fire on the troops, triggering a brief exchange of gunfire.
During the encounter, one suspected Pakistani terrorist was killed, officials said.
After the gunfight, forces recovered war-like stores from the site, including an AK rifle, pistols and a large quantity of ammunition.
Officials said the operation in the area was still underway as security forces continued to comb the region to ensure no other infiltrators were present.
