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Homes of 10 suspected militants demolished in Jammu and Kashmir after Pahalgam terror attack
The authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have demolished the homes of at least 10 suspected militants in the aftermath of Tuesday’s Pahalgam terror attack, reported NDTV citing unidentified officials. In addition, more than 2,000 persons have been detained by the police across the Union Territory, The Indian Express reported.
Jammu and Kashmir: House of another terrorist bombed after Pahalgam terrorist attack, watch video
After houses of five terrorists across Jammu and Kashmir were destroyed late on Friday, April 25, three days after the brutal killings of tourists, among civilians, in Pahalgam, the authorities destroyed yet another terrorist’s house in a massive operation against what has been a complete root out of terrorists and their organisations.
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‘If India Doesn’t Retaliate..’ Say Locals As They Clean Bunkers Amid Rising Tensions In Jammu And KashmirThe border areas of Jammu and Kashmir remain on high alert following a recent terror attack in Pahalgam, prompting residents ...
In Jammu, India shares a 221 km long international border with Pakistan from Kathua district to Kanachak in Jammu. Meanwhile, ...
Police reported that 45-year-old civilian Gh Rasool Magray was shot by unidentified gunmen near his residence in the ...
On April 22, a group of terrorists descended the mountains and shot dead 26 people – mostly tourists – in a meadow near the ...
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Public Safety Act: Two suspected overground workers detained in Jammu & Kashmir’s BudgamBudgam police detain two suspected terrorist affiliates under PSA, urging public to report anti-national activities for security.
The Pahalgam attack has left many asking if it is safe to travel to Jammu and Kashmir. Many in the tourism industry, which ...
Twenty-six men were killed and 17 were injured when suspected militants opened fire at tourists in India's Jammu and Kashmir ...
Following the Pahalgam attack and border tensions, the Jammu and Kashmir Health & Medical Education department reassigned the ...
Asian News International on MSN16h
"Jammu and Kashmir has suffered due to Indus Water Treaty": Minister Jawed RanaJammu and Kashmir Minister Jawed Rana stated here on Saturday that the erstwhile state has suffered significantly due to the ...
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