Encounter erupts in Srinagar outskirts, militants trapped
The Hindu
Intense gunfight in Srinagar as militants open fire on security forces in forest area, escalating Kashmir valley militancy.
An intense gunfight erupted on the outskirts of Srinagar on Sunday (November 10, 2024) morning after a group of hiding militants were encircled by security forces in a forest area.
An official said the hiding militants opened fire at the security forces after a contact was established during a search operation..
“A joint Police and security forces operation was launched in Zabarwan forest area of Srinagar based on specific intelligence about the presence of terrorists. An exchange of fire ensued during the operation,” the police said.
Kashmir valley has seen a sudden spurt in militancy. Three militants were killed in twin operations in Baramulla’s Sopore area in the past 36 hours.
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