Terrorist Killed in Joint Army, Police Operation in Budgam Forest
The Story
One terrorist was killed during a joint operation by the Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police, and CRPF in the Ashdar Gali forest area of Budgam district on Friday. The operation was launched following specific intelligence inputs about the movement of suspected militants. Troops observed suspicious movement and challenged the suspects, who opened fire, leading to an exchange of gunfire. An AK rifle and other war-like stores were recovered from the site. Security forces are continuing a search operation in the area, as another terrorist is believed to be hiding there. The identity of the slain terrorist has not yet been established. This encounter follows several months of relative calm in militant activity across the Kashmir Valley. The operation was conducted under Operation ASHDAR. The Srinagar-based Chinar Corps confirmed the details of the operation on X.
The Spread
What they agree on
- One terrorist was killed in a joint operation in Budgam district.
- The operation involved the Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police, and CRPF.
- An AK rifle was recovered.
- A search operation is ongoing in the area.
- The identity of the slain terrorist has not yet been established.
Where they split
- Some articles mention that another terrorist is believed to be hiding in the area, while others do not include this detail.
- The specific location of the operation is described as Ashdar Gali forest in some reports, while others refer to it more generally as Budgam forest area.
- The intelligence inputs are described as concerning the movement of suspected militants from Pakherpora in Pulwama towards Yousmarg in Budgam in some reports, while others are less specific.
- The recovery of "other war-like stores" is mentioned in some articles, while others only specify the AK rifle.