Security forces launch search operation in J&K's Kathua after suspicious movement
Security forces on Thursday introduced a search operation in the bordering region of Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district after reports of suspicious movement.
Security forces on Thursday introduced a search operation in the bordering region of Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district after reports of suspicious movement.
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- What happened
- What comes next
- The details
- The bottom line
Key points
- Kathua Superintendent of Police, Operations, Pritpal Singh remarked such routine operations are carried out to maintain vigil in the border areas.
- Authorities stated the operation was introduced in forest areas near the Udhampur-Kathua border in Billawar forests.
- According to locals, unidentified persons allegedly knocked on the door of a house in a village in the Billawar belt late Wednesday night.
- Search operations introduced in J-K's Samba, Rajouri after suspected Pak drone sightings.
- To maintain alertness, these routine operations are carried out.
Notably, the family did not open the door but discovered next day that food the kept in their house had gone missing, leading to suspicion that someone had entered the premises.
"To maintain alertness, these routine operations are carried out. Regarding the suspicious activity documented, yes, this is a bordering area, so keeping that in mind, we are carrying out this operation, " Singh stated.
For now, security forces launch search operation in J& K' s Kathua after suspicious movement remains the part of the story worth watching, and further updates are likely as more details are confirmed.
