Operation Trashi Underway in Kishtwar as Security Forces Engage Terrorists in Fresh Gunbattle:

Suspense crime, Digital Desk : An intense gunfight occurred on Wednesday morning in Singhpora, Chatroo in the Kishtwar District of Jammu and Kashmir when the security forces commenced ‘Operation Trashi.’ This was after two counter-terrorism operations, ‘Nader’ and ‘Keller,’ during which six terrorists were neutralized.

Live Operation: Trashi in Progress

Official Statement:
Active firefights were confirmed by the Jammu and Kashmir Police. They stated, “Exchange of fire started between Security Forces and terrorists in the Singhpora locality of Chatroo sub district in Kishtwar.”

The Involvement of the Indian Army:
JeK Police alongside the White Knights Corps of the Indian Army had confirmed their joint action stating contact with the militants was established early Wednesday. “Additional troops have been inducted, and operations are ongoing to neutralize the terrorists,” they elaborated.

Background: National Security Context and Preceding Operations
An Overview of Operation Sindoor:
The more local operations come on the heels of India’s cross-border military campaign ‘Operation Sindoor,’ aimed against terror assets in Pakistan. This came on the heels of the lethal terror attack in Pahalgam on April 22, which claimed 26 lives.

Accomplishments of the Previous Operations:
Emphasizing a harsher policy towards terror activities, joint forces also conducted a successful ‘Nader’ and ‘Keller’ prior to immersing into Trashi.

Kishtwar - Strategic Importance

With the recent surge in anti-terror operations, Kishtwar has come into the limelight. The counter-insurgency region is difficult to maneuver due to the thick forests and rough topography, yet essential for maintaining balance in the area.