Soldier injured as terrorists open fire on Army camp in J-K's Rajouri

Search operation launched to track down the terrorists

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Updated At : 03:02 PM Jul 07, 2024 IST

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Rajouri/Jammu, July 7

An Army man was injured when terrorists opened fire on a security post at a village in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir early on Sunday, officials said.

The terrorists fired on a sentry post of Territorial Army at Galuthi village in Manjakote area around 4 am, prompting retaliation by troops, they said.

They said the soldier was injured in the exchange of fire that continued for nearly half-an-hour between the two sides but the terrorists managed to flee into the nearby forest.

A search operation was launched to track down the terrorists.

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