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Home / Jammu & Kashmir / Search Operations Launched In Poonch Doda

Search operations launched in Poonch, Doda

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Jammu, Updated At : 03:45 AM Jan 31, 2025 IST
Army personnel stand guard near the LoC Poonch district. FILE

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Security forces on Thursday launched cordon and search operations following inputs about suspicious movement at different places in Poonch and Doda districts, police officials said.

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The search operations are underway at Jadan Wali Gali, Sani Gali Mohalla, Nadan Wala in Gursai-Harni belt, Dharana Behir Rakh in Mendhar, Fazalabad Nar in Surankote and Chakrara Phatta in Mandi areas of Poonch and Dorhu, Basti and adjoining forest area in Bhaderwah area of Doda, the officials said.

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They said police teams assisted by the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) are involved in the operations, which were launched between 9.40 am and 10.45 am after the police received information about suspicious movement of unidentified persons, believed to be terrorists.

There was no contact with the suspiciously moving persons so far, the officials said.

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