Operation Akhal’ in Progress, Indian Army Kills Two Terrorists
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Operation Akhal in J&K: Indian Army kills two terrorists in the ongoing gunfight

Based on the intelligence inputs received about the terrorist movements in the Jammu & Kashmir’s Kulgam district, the security officials have launched ‘Operation Akhal’ in which two terrorists have been killed so far. The Joint Operation comes just days after ‘Operation Mahadev’ in which 3 terrorists were killed.

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On August 1, as per the critical intelligence inputs, the security officials in J& K launched ‘Operation Akhal’ to trace and trap the terrorists. The search operations were undertaken in the Akhal forest range in the Kulgam district of South Kashmir. The search operations turned into an encounter as the terrorists opened fire at the security forces. After the phase of intense exchange of fire between the security forces and the terrorists, two terrorists were killed, the Army sources said.

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“Intermittent and intense fire fight continued through the night. Alert troops responded with calibrated fire and tightened the nooze while maintaining contact. One terrorist has been neutralised by the security forces so far. Operation(Akhal) continues”, Indian Army’s Chinar Corps wrote on the X platform today morning. Hours later Indian Army confirmed that one more terrorist has been neutralized. “We suspect that one or two more terrorists are still hiding in the region and the operation is still on”, said a senior police officer. As the operation intensified, additional forces have been deployed in the Akhal forest region.

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‘Operation Akhal’ comes just days after the security forces initiated ‘Operation Mahadev’ in which three terrorists belonging to the LeT terror network who were responsible for the Pahalgam terror attack were killed. The series of operations reflects the government and Indian army’s persistent resolve and commitment to deter terror infiltration into the country and pull Kashmir out of the terror menace.

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