India's Rajouri Anti-Terror Operation

A joint anti-terror operation, codenamed 'Operation Sheruwali', by the India — Indian Army>>>, India — Jammu and Kashmir>>>, and the India — Central Reserve Police Force>>> entered its eighth and ninth days in the dense forest areas of Gambhir Mughlan and Dorimal in the Manjakote sector of Rajouri district, India>>>. The operation was launched following specific intelligence inputs indicating the presence of suspected terrorists. Security forces have maintained a tight cordon, conducted intensive search and combing operations, and deployed additional manpower and resources. The operation intensified after heavy firing and shelling were reported from the Dorimal forest area. Reinforcements and logistical support have been rushed to establish an 'impenetrable cordon' to trap suspected militants. The challenging terrain and thick forest cover have complicated the mission, but security agencies are using all available resources to track and eliminate the threat posed by Terrorism>>>. The area remains under heightened security, with operations continuing until all security concerns are addressed.