Kashmir : Counter Terror Operation Updates and Discussions
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Ya Allah,take me instead of Musa...save him Allah blah blah....destroy informers and give them cancer
Ever heard a wailing death cry ? same thing here more or less.
He says : Oh Allah please have mercy. Please save Zakir Musa, take me in his place. I swear on you lord, I'll consume poison if something happens to him. Allah please curse the traitors, curse their families so that they may develop cancer. "
Why do wanna know ? It's the same nonsense everytime, you can actually tell if the trapped terrorist is a HVT or not by their wailing.
Some picture of half blown head and face will be nice if someone can find.
Should be shot later, full face serve well for noorani chehra for jannat kind propaganda
but second pic is better.
Not exactly Kashmir related but still terror related.
Dawood Ibrahim aide Yunus Ansari arrested in Nepal
Dawood Ibrahim aide Yunus Ansari arrested in Nepal
Again nothing to do with Kashmir but ISIS related. We need a National Counter Terror thread that focuses on terror outside J&K.
Security beefed up on Kerala coast after alert on IS intrusion via sea
Security beefed up on Kerala coast after alert on IS intrusion via sea
'8 commanders among 91 militants killed since January in Kashmir'
Abid Bashir
Srinagar, May 26, 2019, 12:05 AM
UPDATED: May 26, 2019, 10:33 AM
Top officials on Saturday asserted that the strategy to conduct “pre-dawn anti-militancy operations” in Kashmir has worked well.
They said that as many as 91 militants, including top eight commanders of Hizbul Mujahideen, Jaish-e-Muhammad and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind, were killed in “well-coordinated operations” since January this year.
According to a security expert, a joint and coordinated strategy by Police, Army and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) to conduct anti-militancy operations was framed in early January this year. “And with the help of increased human intelligence it was decided to launch pre-dawn operations,” he said.
“We wanted to keep a surprise element for militants by catching them at a time when they would expect us the least. And midnight cordons were the best thing to zero in on the militant hideouts,” said a security official, who is part of the counter-insurgency grid.
“Ninety per cent of the operations were clean and conducted in a most professional manner where there was no collateral damage,” the officer, privy to the figures of slain militants revealed. “The reason to conduct midnight operations and to conclude the same by pre-dawn timing was to avoid confrontation with the protesting youth, who otherwise would get closer to the encounter sites. In most of the anti-militancy operations, militants were caught totally unaware of the cordon, a big advantage for the forces,” he claimed.
“The slain commanders include the ones who were part of the deadly suicide attack on the security forces at Lethpora, Pulwama on 14 February this year. The attack left 40 CRPF men dead. Today, there is no Jaish commander active in Kashmir. There may be some Jaish militants active in south and north Kashmir parts who are already on the radar,” he said.
The officer said that “specialty of the operations conducted by the security forces” this year was apart from the local militants, all the foreign militants were killed in the hinterland. “No foreign militant was killed on LoC or while crossing over,” he said.
Another security expert said that with the killing of top leadership of Hizb, Jaish, Lashkar and now AGH, a major dent has been caused to the local militant recruitment, first time since 2017. This year, 40 youth joined various militant ranks and the figure is lowest since 2017.
“Among the new recruits, five were killed, three apprehended and four returned,” he said.
The officer said that among the surviving militant commanders, Hizb’s chief operational commander Riyaz Naikoo is the only one left now as far as the militant leadership is concerned.
He, however, refused to divulge the number of active militants in Kashmir at present.
‘8 commanders among 91 militants killed since January in Kashmir’ | Greater Kashmir
Increasing adoption of NVD are showing effect. Also HUMINT networks seemed to have been strengthened somewhat.
Abid Bashir
Srinagar, May 26, 2019, 12:05 AM
UPDATED: May 26, 2019, 10:33 AM
Top officials on Saturday asserted that the strategy to conduct “pre-dawn anti-militancy operations” in Kashmir has worked well.
They said that as many as 91 militants, including top eight commanders of Hizbul Mujahideen, Jaish-e-Muhammad and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind, were killed in “well-coordinated operations” since January this year.
According to a security expert, a joint and coordinated strategy by Police, Army and the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) to conduct anti-militancy operations was framed in early January this year. “And with the help of increased human intelligence it was decided to launch pre-dawn operations,” he said.
“We wanted to keep a surprise element for militants by catching them at a time when they would expect us the least. And midnight cordons were the best thing to zero in on the militant hideouts,” said a security official, who is part of the counter-insurgency grid.
“Ninety per cent of the operations were clean and conducted in a most professional manner where there was no collateral damage,” the officer, privy to the figures of slain militants revealed. “The reason to conduct midnight operations and to conclude the same by pre-dawn timing was to avoid confrontation with the protesting youth, who otherwise would get closer to the encounter sites. In most of the anti-militancy operations, militants were caught totally unaware of the cordon, a big advantage for the forces,” he claimed.
“The slain commanders include the ones who were part of the deadly suicide attack on the security forces at Lethpora, Pulwama on 14 February this year. The attack left 40 CRPF men dead. Today, there is no Jaish commander active in Kashmir. There may be some Jaish militants active in south and north Kashmir parts who are already on the radar,” he said.
The officer said that “specialty of the operations conducted by the security forces” this year was apart from the local militants, all the foreign militants were killed in the hinterland. “No foreign militant was killed on LoC or while crossing over,” he said.
Another security expert said that with the killing of top leadership of Hizb, Jaish, Lashkar and now AGH, a major dent has been caused to the local militant recruitment, first time since 2017. This year, 40 youth joined various militant ranks and the figure is lowest since 2017.
“Among the new recruits, five were killed, three apprehended and four returned,” he said.
The officer said that among the surviving militant commanders, Hizb’s chief operational commander Riyaz Naikoo is the only one left now as far as the militant leadership is concerned.
He, however, refused to divulge the number of active militants in Kashmir at present.
‘8 commanders among 91 militants killed since January in Kashmir’ | Greater Kashmir
Increasing adoption of NVD are showing effect. Also HUMINT networks seemed to have been strengthened somewhat.
#NewsAlert -- Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) arrests six Bangladeshi nationals on May 26 from Agra railway station for residing illegally in India. Further investigations are underway.
Is this a joke? Seriously they can find only 6?
I belive Noida is in UP and India right? Not 6 or 12 not even hundreds, many thousands illegal Bangladeshis are living there in just 2-3 sectors. They even have their own weekly Bazar!