Night Gunfight In Udhampur: Two Terrorists Killed As Forces Intensify Search (Img: File Photo/ Pinterest)
New Delhi: Two terrorists were killed after a fierce overnight exchange of fire with security forces in Jammu and Kashmir’s Udhampur district. The operation was launched after security agencies received inputs about the presence of suspected terrorists in the area, triggering a coordinated response by multiple security units.
The encounter has brought renewed focus on security operations in the Jammu region, where forces continue to conduct intelligence-based missions to track and prevent militant activities.
According to officials, security forces launched a cordon and search operation in a forested area of Udhampur following information about suspicious movement.
Teams from the Army, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and Jammu and Kashmir Police moved into the area and began searches. During the operation, terrorists opened fire on the security personnel, leading to a prolonged gunfight.
Security forces retaliated during the exchange, resulting in the killing of two terrorists.
Officials said arms and ammunition were recovered from the encounter site. Security agencies are now examining the recovered material and verifying the identity of the slain terrorists.
Investigators are also trying to establish their possible links, movement patterns and whether any larger network was involved.
Following the gunfight, security forces intensified combing operations in nearby areas to ensure that no other suspicious elements were present.
The challenging terrain and dense forest areas have made the operation more complex, with teams maintaining heightened vigilance while continuing searches.
The Udhampur operation comes amid sustained efforts by security agencies to strengthen counter-terror mechanisms across Jammu and Kashmir.
Officials have repeatedly highlighted the importance of intelligence gathering, coordination between security forces and timely action to prevent militant activities.
The latest encounter is being closely monitored as agencies
