Security forces have launched a comprehensive and planned terrorism campaign in Pir Panjal mountainous region of Jammu and Kashmir and its southern parts. The purpose of this campaign is to detect and detect about 40–50 terrorists, which are associated with banned terrorist organizations such as Jaish-e-Mohammed, Lashkar-e-Taiba in the region. Let us tell you that about 30 Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists are said to be active in Udhampur, Reyasi, Doda and Kishtwar districts. There are 15–20 other terrorists present in Rajouri and Poonch districts. According to intelligence reports, 80–85% of these terrorists are Pakistani citizens, who are hiding in the valley.
Security forces have adopted a multi-level strategy to catch these terrorists and eliminate their hideouts. Drone and monitoring aircraft have been deployed to monitor the activities of terrorists. In addition, anti-draone technology has been activated to prevent air supply of weapons and goods from across the border. At the same time special forces have been deployed in high inaccessible mountainous areas, so that the possible hideouts of terrorists can be surrounded. In addition, the search operation at night has been intensified with the help of night vision devices and modern technical equipment.
Let us also tell you that along with the role of intelligence agencies in the success of this campaign, information of local people is also proving to be very important. Based on the ground input received from rural areas, security forces are responding quickly to the possible activities of terrorists. Officials have stated that all major routes have been sealed by the terrorists to enter the Kashmir Valley and strong arrangements have been made to prevent infiltration efforts. Along with this, the security grid has been strengthened by deploying additional forces in sensitive and over-sensitive areas.
If seen, this campaign against the terrorist network active in the inaccessible areas of Pir Panjal and Jammu Division is an example of the accurate strategy and coordination of Indian security agencies. The goal of this campaign is not only to neutralize the terrorists, but also to eliminate the possibilities of their re -infiltration into the valley. The vigilance of local citizens, efficient use of technical resources and courage of security forces, all of them are expected that peace and stability in Jammu and Kashmir will get a new basis in the coming times.
Operation Shiva
Let us also tell you that the army has started ‘Operation Shiva’ for the safety of Amarnath Yatra and has deployed 8,500 soldiers on both the routes leading to the cave temple and at other related places and has also installed the unmanned air system (C-UAS) grid. The defense spokesperson said, “The Indian Army has launched ‘Operation Shiva’ in close coordination with civil administration and Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) to ensure the smooth and safe operation of the Amarnath Yatra.” He said, “He said,” More than 8,500 soldiers have been deployed under this year’s advanced security structure, which have been given the convenience of comprehensive technical and operational resources. ” Giving details of the works, the spokesperson said that in addition to regular ‘UAV’ missions and travel routes and live monitoring of the holy cave, a ‘counter-UAS grid’ has been installed with more than 50 ‘C-UAS’ and ‘Electronic War (EW)’ systems to neutralize drone hazards. The defense spokesperson said that ‘Operation Shiva’ reflects the unwavering commitment of the Indian Army to ensure safe, uninterrupted and spiritually satisfactory journey for all devotees going on a holy pilgrimage.