J&K: LG visits hospital to enquire about security personnel injured in Kathua ops

IANS March 30, 2025 306 views

Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha visited GMC Jammu to inquire about the welfare of security personnel injured in the Kathua operation. He interacted with doctors and family members to ensure that the injured received the best medical care possible. Sinha assured the families of full support from the administration. Although two terrorists were killed, the operation to secure the area continues as searches expand in Kathua.

"The operation against terrorists has not been called off." - Article Source
J&K: LG visits hospital to enquire about security personnel injured in Kathua ops
Jammu, March 30: J&K Lt Governor (L-G) Manoj Sinha on Sunday visited the Government Medical College (GMC) Jammu to enquire about the welfare of security personnel who were injured in the Kathua anti-terrorist operation.

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LG Manoj Sinha visits GMC Jammu for injured personnel

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Assures best medical care and family support

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Ongoing search operation for remaining terrorists in Kathua

A team of doctors at GMC Jammu briefed him on the health condition of SDPO Border, Kathua, Dy SP Dheeraj Katoch and SPO Bharat Jalhotra, as well as the medical procedures being followed. Manoj Sinha also met the family members of the injured and assured all possible assistance. He directed the hospital administration to ensure the best possible medical care for the speedy recovery of the brave police personnel.

Five security personnel, including four policemen and one para commando, were martyred in the Kathua operation, in which two terrorists were also killed. Seven security personnel, including the SDPO Border Kathua, were injured in the operation. The operation against terrorists has not been called off, as further areas adjoining the Safiyan village in the jurisdiction of the Rajbagh police station of Kathua district have been brought under the search operation now.

The group of five terrorists, all believed to be Pakistani mercenaries, was first seen by a woman and her husband in Sanyal village about four kilometers away from the International Border (IB). When the team of J&K Police reached Sanyal village, they engaged the terrorists in an encounter. In this encounter, the SDPO and two policemen were injured, but the terrorists fled from the area, leaving behind arms and ammunition.

The same group was later sighted in Safiyan village at Ghati Heights, where the army, police, BSF, and NSG joined the operation. Two terrorists were killed while five security men were martyred in the encounter in the Safiyan village area.

Reader Comments

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Rahul K.
Salute to our brave security personnel! The LG's visit shows the administration cares about our heroes. Wishing speedy recovery to the injured officers 🙏
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Priya M.
While I appreciate the LG's visit, I wish such high-level attention was given to improving hospital facilities before tragedies occur. Our forces deserve the best care always, not just after incidents.
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Amit S.
The courage shown by these officers is unbelievable! That woman who first spotted the terrorists is a hero too. We need more community awareness programs to help spot suspicious activities.
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Sunita R.
Heartbreaking to read about the martyrs. Their sacrifice won't be forgotten. The families should get all possible support from the government - education for children, jobs for spouses, everything.
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Vikram J.
These operations show how dangerous the border areas still are. We need better intelligence and more modern equipment for our forces. Hope the injured officers recover soon!
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Neha T.
The coordination between police, army, BSF and NSG is commendable. Shows what we can achieve when our forces work together. Prayers for all affected families 💙

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