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Terrorist hideout busted in Kashmir's Shopian
In Jammu and Kashmir, a terrorist hideout was busted in Shopian districts Kungnoo village, in a joint operation by Shopian Police and the armys 44 Rashtriya Rifles Substantial recoveries of incriminating material and other items recovered Investigation is on
In Jammu and Kashmir, a terrorist hideout was busted in Shopian district's Kungnoo village, in a joint operation by Shopian Police and the army's 44 Rashtriya Rifles. Substantial recoveries of incriminating material and other items recovered. Investigation is on.
Officials said the Indian Army retaliated strongly and effectively, and the exchange of heavy fire caused panic among the border residents. Meanwhile, former Army chief Gen V.K. Singh on Wednesday drew parallels between terrorists and mosquitoes while responding to the opposition's continuous hammering on the issue.
In a tweet in Hindi, he said at 3.30 a.m., there were too many mosquitoes, so he used a repellent spray to kill them. "Now should I count how many mosquitoes were killed or sleep peacefully," the Minister of State for External Affairs said. BJP chief Amit Shah claimed that over 250 terrorists were killed in the air strike.
