Kishtwar Counter-Terrorism Operation Resumes
Analysis based on 6 articles · First reported Jan 31, 2026 · Last updated Jan 31, 2026
The ongoing counter-terrorism operation in India — Jammu and Kashmir, involving the India — Indian Army, India — Jammu and Kashmir, and India — Central Reserve Police Force against Jaish-e-Mohammed, could lead to short-term disruptions in local telecommunication services due to internet suspension. While not directly impacting major financial markets, it underscores regional security concerns which can indirectly affect investor confidence in the broader Indian market.
Security forces, including the India — Indian Army's White Knight Corps, India — Jammu and Kashmir, and India — Central Reserve Police Force, re-established contact with a group of three Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists in the Dolgam area of India — Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district on January 31, 2026. This marks the fourth engagement in two weeks as part of 'Operation Trashi-I'. Northern Army Commander Lt. Gen. Pratik Sharma visited Kishtwar to assess the counter-terrorism efforts. Mobile internet services have been temporarily suspended in a six-kilometre radius around the operation area to prevent misuse by anti-national elements.
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