Jammu and Kashmir: Army on alert after Poonch's Line of Control was breached and an infiltration attempt was thwarted

 Jammu and Kashmir: Army on alert after Poonch's Line of Control was breached and an infiltration attempt was thwarted

Jammu-Kashmir News: Late on Friday night, terrorists attempted to smuggle themselves into the Chakka Da Bagh neighbourhood of Jammu-Kashmir's Poonch district. This assault was thwarted by the army forces stationed at the Line of Control (LoC). The gunfire from both sides resulted in the injury of an army soldier.

Terrorists' malicious efforts of infiltrating Jammu and Kashmir have no effect on them, according to Jammu. According to reports, a member of the Indian Army was hurt during a confrontation with terrorists who were attempting to cross the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch region. The incident happened late on Friday night in Poonch district's Chakka Da Bagh neighbourhood.

The Indian Army personnel noticed some suspects entering Indian territory late on Friday night, according to the information they got. After that, the army confronted him. Then the soldiers began fire in the direction of the terrorists. Following that, the Indian Army also began to fire in retaliation. The firing caused injury to a jawan.

The wounded soldier was transported right away to the military hospital. Where the jawan's condition is disclosed without threat. The Line of Control infiltration attempt is occurring while Home Minister Amit Shah is in Jammu and Kashmir for a two-day visit. 

Following the attempted invasion, the Army and police are on high alert along the Poonch National Highway. Every approaching and departing vehicle is examined, and only after questioning are they allowed to proceed.

It is possible that you are aware that security personnel killed four infiltrators earlier today in the early morning in the Machhil district of the Kupwara district's Line of Control (LoC). The terrorists who were killed had an arsenal of weapons and drugs in their possession. This comprises 55 heroin packets (about 55 kg) and other evidence, as well as 9 AK-47 rifles, 14 AK magazines, 288 pistol rounds, 4 hand grenades, 3 handguns, and 5 pistol magazines. Infiltration was reportedly discovered between 22 and 23 June at midnight in the Machil sector's Kala Jungle. Earlier on June 15, it should be noted that a significant infiltration effort was thwarted, and a sizable amount of weapons and ammunition were also confiscated.