4 Soldiers, Civilian Killed In Encounter With Jaish Terrorists In J&K

Four soldiers including an officer were killed in a medium-term experience with Jaish-e-Mohammad fear based oppressors in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama, days after more than 40 warriors were killed there in a dread assault on a Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) caravan. Two fighters have additionally been harmed. 

An inquiry task was propelled before the end of last night by armed force, police and CRPF faculty after a tip-off that JeM fear based oppressors were stowing away in the Pinglan zone. 

Those slaughtered have a place with the 55 Rashtriya Rifles. A few fear mongers are accepted to be as yet covering up in the territory and terminating is on. A non military personnel was additionally murdered in the experience, said the police. 

On February 14, a Jaish-e-Mohammad psychological militant drove his vehicle near a CRPF escort of 78 transports on the Jammu-Srinagar expressway and exploded around 60 kg of RDX, executing more than 40 work force answering to obligation after leave. 

The suicide aircraft, Adil Ahmad Dar, had joined the Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad a year prior. 

After the fear assault, the CRPF has chosen to change the standard working systems (SOP) encircled to verify its caravans. "We have chosen to add new highlights to our caravan development to and from Kashmir," said CRPF Director General RR Bhatnagar. 

"Aside from traffic control, there will be changes in the timings of caravan, their end areas and development in a joint effort with other security powers like the Army and the J-K police," Mr Bhatnagar included.