Yogesh
Jammu, May 9: The Border Security Forces (BSF) on Friday said to have foiled an infiltration bid by neutralizing seven terrorists in Samba sector, who were trying to infiltrate last night with the support of Pakistani rangers.
The BSF said that Pakistani Rangers were helping the terrorists to infiltrate by firing across the border from Dhandhar post.
The BSF informed that a group of terrorists was detected during the intervening night of May 09-10 by the surveillance grid in Samba sector, adding that “the alert troops foiled the infiltration attempt by neutralizing the seven terrorists.”
Pertinently, the military bases in Jammu, Pathankot, and Udhampur were specifically targeted, and so were several cities in Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Punjab. But all missiles and drones sent by Pakistan were neutralised. No loss or casualty was reported.
Pakistani troops then resumed firing at Indian posts and villages near the border and the LOC. Indian troops gave a befitting reply, destroying several Pakistani Army posts.
The civil administrations had enforced a blackout all night in cities near the border, like Jammu, Srinagar, and several places in Punjab and Rajasthan. (KNO)
