An encounter between security forces and terrorists broke out on Sunday in the Ishber Nishat area, located on the outskirts of Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir. According to officials, the clash began in a forested region, with reports indicating that 2-3 terrorists were holed up inside a residential house. The situation quickly escalated, leading to an intense exchange of fire between the militants and the security forces.
The security forces, including units from the Srinagar police, have cordoned off the area and are working to neutralize the threat. As the firefight continues, the local authorities have imposed a security lockdown to prevent the militants from escaping and to ensure the safety of civilians in the vicinity. The forces are also carrying out search operations to ensure that no other militants are present in the area.
The exchange of fire has resulted in heightened tension in the region, with the security forces focusing on eliminating the terrorists while minimizing civilian casualties. Authorities are yet to confirm if there have been any injuries or fatalities among the security personnel or militants involved in the encounter.
The situation remains fluid, and more updates are expected as the operation progresses. Security agencies are continuing to monitor the area closely, and additional reinforcements have been deployed to assist in neutralizing the militants. Further details will be provided as the operation unfolds.
