Pak terrorists killed in J&K; AKs, M4 found

Jammu: Two Pakistani terrorists armed with AK-47 rifles, an American M4 carbine and a pistol were killed in a gunfight with security forces while attempting to cross the LoC near Loam of Rajouri district in J&K, officials said Monday.The operation comes amid heightened security in the Union territory, where assembly elections are set to take place from Sept 18 to Oct 1. The Jammu region has been grappling with a surge in terrorist attacks, resulting in 15 security force casualties since May 4.White Knight Corps reported that soldiers, along with J&K police, launched a manhunt on the night of Sept 8-9 after receiving intelligence about potential terrorist infiltrations from Pakistan.“Ground-based and aerial surveillance assets were employed to monitor the area. Patrols were conducted with increased frequency and troops deployed at certain locations,” military spokesperson Col Suneel Bartwal said.

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2 Pak terrorists killed in J&K; AKs, M4 found

In Rajouri district, J&K, security forces killed two Pakistani terrorists trying to cross the LoC. The operation was launched after receiving intelligence about potential infiltrations and involved both soldiers and J&K police. Recovered items included AK-47 rifles and an M4 carbine. This incident happens amid heightened security for upcoming assembly elections.

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