Anantnag gunfight, Day 5: Intense hunt for terrorists on

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
NEW DELHI: Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag district have entered the fifth day of their operationto flush out terrorists
hiding in Gadole forest area
Mortar Shells Target Hideouts:Sunday morning saw a renewed assault with several mortar shells fired towards the forest, targeting identified
cave-like hideouts
Drone footage captured a terrorist attempting to evade capture after a hideout was struck by shells on Friday.High-Tech Pursuit:Utilizing
advanced technology, including drones and helicopters, security forces surveil the dense forest where terrorists are believed to be hiding
Precision fire tactics are employed to minimize collateral damage.Expanding Security Measures:To safeguard civilian areas from potential
infiltration, the security cordon has been extended to neighboring Posh Kreeri area.As the operation continues, the police express
confidence that two to three terrorists are trapped in the forested area
Additional Director General of Police (Kashmir) Vijay Kumar reaffirms the operation's credibility and determination to eliminate those
responsible
The Northern Army commander on Saturday visited the site of the gunfight to take stock of the operational situation.Lt Gen Dwivedi was
briefed by the ground commanders on the high-intensity operations, in which hi-tech equipment is being used for surveillance and delivery of
firepower, along with the high impact of precision fire being used by the forces.The Northern Army commander inspected the drone which has
been used to survey the area and track the terrorists, the officials said.They said Lt Gen Dwivedi reviewed the operation with senior police
and Army officers.He also interacted with troops deployed in the operation, they added.