Breaking: Terrorists fire upon Indian Army base in J&K's Doda, third attack in 48 hours
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Breaking: Terrorists fire upon Indian Army base in J&K’s Doda, third attack in 48 hours

Terrorists fired upon a temporary operating base (TOB) of the Indian Army in the remote area of Doda, Jammu and Kashmir, late night on June 11. This marks the third terrorist attack in the region within 48 hours, escalating concerns about security in the area

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In a third terrorist attack within 48 hours, terrorists opened fire on a temporary operating base (TOB) of the Indian Army in the remote area of Doda late at night on June 10. According to ADGP Anand Jain, an Indian Air Force jawan has been injured, and the border area is on high alert.

Third terror attack in Jammu, J&K in last 72 hrs. Infiltration likely via IB from Pakistan

ADGP:
“One terrorist neutralised in Kathua (J&K) & search for another is underway. Rumours of civilian hostages and casualties are not true”

“In another incident, terrorists attacked… pic.twitter.com/jeHtsJDjtD

— Megh Updates 🚨™ (@MeghUpdates) June 11, 2024

Multiple rounds were fired at the TOB by the terrorists, prompting immediate action from the security forces. Several teams of Army and police personnel were quickly dispatched to the scene to contain the situation and launch a search operation.

#BREAKING: Third terror attack in J&K in last 72 hours. From Doda in J&K. Terrorists have reportedly opened fire from a distance on the Indian Army's Temporary Operating Base (TOB) in Doda. Terrorists have likely escaped. Forces are rushing to the spot. More details are awaited.

— Aditya Raj Kaul (@AdityaRajKaul) June 11, 2024

This incident marks the third attack in the region within a short span, highlighting an alarming surge in terrorist activities. The first attack occurred on June 9 in Reasi, where terrorists targeted a 53-seater bus en route from the Shiv Khori temple to the Mata Vaishno Devi shrine near Teryath village in the Poni area.

Also Read: Kathua: One terrorist killed, operation going on, says ADGP Jain

The bus veered off the road and plunged into a deep gorge following the gunfire around 6:15 PM, an hour before Narendra Modi took the oath as Prime Minister in Delhi. This ghastly attack claimed the lives of at least 10 people, including a child and three women, and left more than 40 others injured.

The second attack took place early on Tuesday evening in Saida Sukhal village within the Hira Nagar police circle of Jammu’s Kathua district. Terrorists opened fire on residents, escalating the ongoing tension in the region.

The consecutive attacks have raised serious concerns about the security situation in Jammu and Kashmir. Authorities are on high alert, and operations are underway to apprehend the perpetrators behind these brazen acts of violence. The Indian Army and police are working together to ensure the safety of civilians and to restore peace in the affected areas.

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