Key Points

The Pakistan Army has once again violated the ceasefire agreement by firing across the Line of Control in the KG Sector of Poonch. The Indian Army's Nangi Tekri Battalion swiftly retaliated, maintaining strategic control of the region. Simultaneously, security forces have intensified search and cordon operations in the Panjtirthi area of Kathua following intelligence about suspicious terrorist movements. The joint operation involving the Indian Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police, and CRPF remains ongoing, with forces maintaining a high state of alert.

Key Points: Pakistan Army LoC Ceasefire Violation Sparks India Retaliation in Poonch

  • Pakistan violates ceasefire agreement in Jammu and Kashmir
  • Indian Army's Nangi Tekri Battalion responds decisively
  • Joint security operation underway in Panjtirthi, Kathua
  • Heightened surveillance after suspicious terrorist movement detected
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J-K: Pakistan Army violates ceasefire along LoC in Poonch, Indian Army retaliates

Pakistan Army fires across Line of Control in KG Sector, Indian Army responds with strong counter-action near Poonch and Kathua regions

"Acting on intelligence inputs, multiple surveillance cum ambushes were deployed - Rising Star Corps, Indian Army"

Poonch, April 2

The Pakistan Army violated the ceasefire agreement by firing at Indian positions across the Line of Control (LoC) in the KG Sector, Poonch, on Tuesday.

The troops of the Nangi Tekri Battalion, under the aegis of the Krishna Ghati Brigade of the Indian Army, retaliated strongly.

Further details are awaited.

Earlier, the security forces intensified search and cordon operations following the exchange of fire with terrorists in the Panjtirthi area of Kathua.

Multiple surveillance and ambushes have been set up in the Panjtirthi area of Kathua based on intelligence inputs in a joint operation led by the Indian Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police, and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF).

The operation intensified after suspicious movement was detected on the night of March 31, leading to a fresh encounter.

Following the engagement, security personnel swiftly initiated a search-and-destroy operation early on April 1. The operation remains in progress, with forces maintaining a heightened alert in the region.

"Acting on intelligence inputs, multiple surveillance cum ambushes were deployed in general area Panjtirthi, Kathua by Indian Army, JK Police and CRPF. Suspicious movement was observed on the night of March 31, leading to an exchange of fire. Search and destroy operations launched at first light on April 1. Operations in progress," said the Rising Star Corps of Indian Army on X.

- ANI

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