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    CO among six army men injured in ongoing Bandipora operation

    By JK Global NewsJune 17, 2018No Comments1 Min Read
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    Army sounded a high alert across Line of Control with army jawans patrolling in Nowgam sector after special forces had carried out "Surgical strike" to destroy 7 launch pads along the Line of Control where teams of terrorists had positioned themselves. Express photo by Shuaib masoodi 30.9.2016
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    Bandipora: A senior army officer among six soldiers injured in an encounter at Panar forest area of north Kashmir’s Bandipora district, official sources said on Sunday.

    According to reports, 14 RR Commanding Officer (CO) and five other army men suffered injuries due to bullets and splinters in the forest area last evening.

    Confirming the incident, a police officer said that all the injured were evacuated to army’s 92 base hospital, Badmibagh, Srinagar for treatment.

    The initial gunfight broke out on June 9 when army’s 14 RR intercepted the group of militants at Raynar forests adjacent to Panar, the officer said. On June 14, Two militants and an army man were killed in the operation.

    “The operation was launched on June 9 when the militants and the government forces exchanged brief gunfight in Raynar forests adjacent to Panar area. The operation with the help of additional reinforcements of army’s Para Commandos continued and entered on ninth straight day today,” the officer said.

    He said that during the period the joint team of forces and militants exchanged intermittent firing several times. “Operation is still going on to trace out the hiding militants,” the officer added

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