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A charred body has been found near one of the terrorist hideouts during the ongoing anti-terror operation in Anantnag.

Charred body found near terrorist hideout as Anantnag op enters sixth day

A charred body has been found near one of the terrorist hideouts during the ongoing anti-terror operation in Anantnag.

The operation to flush out terrorists holed up in the Gadole forest area of Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag district entered the sixth day on Monday with security forces using drones to pinpoint the hideouts for carrying out attacks on the militants.
The Union Territory's Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has vowed to avenge the death of the three officers in the encounter.
According to officials here, drone footage showed a charred body lying near one of the hideouts destroyed during the anti-terror operation over the past five days. Any further information about it can be made available only after security forces sanitise the area, they said.
Security forces are using drones and helicopters for surveillance of the dense forest area with several cave-like hideouts where terrorists are believed to be holed up since Wednesday after killing two Army officers and a deputy superintendent of police in the initial exchange of fire, the officials said.
The security cordon has been extended to the neighbouring Posh Kreeri area on Sunday as a precautionary measure to ensure that terrorists don't slip into civilian areas, they said.
Addressing a function here late on Sunday evening, the Lieutenant Governor said every drop of the martyrs' blood will be avenged and the terrorist handlers will have to pay a heavy price. "We have complete faith in our soldiers... The entire nation stands in solidarity with the jawans," Sinha said.
He claimed that the attack on security forces in Anantnag was a result of the frustration among the terrorist ranks due to the successful conduct of the G20 Summit and the crackdown on conflict profiteers in Jammu and Kashmir.
Sinha said the time had come to end terrorism and the ecosystem that has suppressed the common man in Jammu and Kashmir.
Top officials of the security grid in Kashmir, including the director general of police GP and General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the Army's 15 Corps, have been monitoring the operation. The Northern Army commander visited the site of the gunfight on Saturday to take stock of the operational situation.
The police believe two to three terrorists are trapped in the forest area.
Additional Director General of Police (Kashmir) Vijay Kumar late Friday night said the operation was launched based on specific input and claimed "two to three trapped terrorists will be neutralised." Colonel Manpreet Singh, Commanding Officer, 19 Rashtriya Rifles, Major Ashish Dhonchak, Deputy Superintendent of Jammu and Kashmir Police Humayun Bhat and a soldier were killed by the terrorists on Wednesday.
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Anantnag encounter enters fifth day: standoff between army and terrorists continues for over 100 hours

A manhunt is underway in J&amp;K since 13 September 2023 for the terrorists responsible for the ambush-style killings of two army officers and a deputy superintendent of police.

The operation to flush out terrorists hiding in Gadole forest area in Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag district entered the fifth day on Sunday. According to PTI, security forces have widened the area of operation to neighbouring villages and fired several mortar shells towards the forest. They are using drones and helicopters for surveillance of the dense forest area where terrorists are believed to be holed up since 13 September 2023 after killing two Army officers and a deputy superintendent of police in the initial exchange of fire. As per a India Today report, &nbsp;Northern Army Commander Lieutenant General Upendra Dwivedi has stepped in to review the operational situation. The operation has been marked by the loss of four security personnel, including Colonel Manpreet Singh, Commanding Officer of the 19 Rashtriya Rifles, Major Ashish Dhonchak, Deputy Superintendent of Jammu and Kashmir Police Humayun Bhat, and a soldier. The security forces remain committed to flushing out the terrorists, believed to be two or three in number, from the forest area.

Anantnag anti-terror operation: missing soldier found dead, toll mounts to 4

An anti-terror operation that began after terrorists ambushed security forces in a dense forest area in Anantnag has entered its third day and the toll has mounted to four after the body of a missing soldier was found on Friday.&nbsp;

An army soldier who was reportedly missing during a gunfight with terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag has been found dead.
The operation against Lashkar e Toiba terrorists in the dense Kokernag forest entered its third day on September 15 and four security forces personnel including two army officers have laid their lives so far.&nbsp;
Reports said during joint security operations, forces dropped grenades on suspected terrorist hideout locations using drones.&nbsp;
Grenade launchers were also used by troops to target the group of terrorists hiding in the area.&nbsp;

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