Two terrorists have actually been eliminated in a continuous procedure near Kishtwar area of Jammu and Kashmir, the military claimed on Saturday, including that the procedure is still underway.
The Army educated that a big amount of war-like shops, consisting of one AK and One M4 rifle, had actually been recouped throughout the Operation with Pakistani terrorists.
“In the ongoing operations at Chhatru, Kishtwar, despite bad and inclement weather, two more Pakistani terrorists have been eliminated. A large quantity of war like stores including One AK and One M4 rifle have been recovered. Operations are in progress,” the Army’s Jammu- based White Knight Corps claimed in an article on X.
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Op Chhatru: Update
.In the continuous procedures at #Chhatru,Kishtwar, regardless of poor and stormy climate, 2 even morePakistani terrorists have actually been gotten rid of. A huge amount of battle like shops consisting of One AK and One M4 rifle have actually been recouped.Operations remain in development … .
— White Knight Corps (@White knight_IA) April 12, 2025
On Friday, the Army had actually neutralised 1 terrorist in ‘Operation Chhatru,’ with a total amount of 3 eliminated.
According to Shridhar Patil, DIG of the Kishtwar-Doda-Ramban Range, counter-terror procedures in the Kishtwar area have actually been continuous for the previous 3 days. One terrorist was gotten rid of on Friday early morning. He validated that terrorists in the location are presently caught and guaranteed that the procedure will certainly proceed till every one of them are neutralised.
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“This operation was going on for three days and is still ongoing. As we have told so far, one terrorist has been neutralised in the morning hours, and further operation is in continuation. Details of many operations cannot be shared at this time. Right now, we can tell you this much: the operation is in continuation, and some terrorists are trapped. The operation will continue until all the terrorists are eliminated.” claimed, ANI reported.
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