Pulwama-2 militant's bid thwarted, army seizes car loaded with IEDs
A joint team of security forces with the help of intelligence agencies on Thursday intercepted a vehicle carrying improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in a convoy of security forces to prevent a "violent" terrorist attack from time to time. D.) Detected. Equipped with 40-45 kg explosives in Ayangund area of Rajpura in Pulwama district.
Police suspected the involvement of local Jaish-e-Mohammed (Lashkar-e-Toiba) commanders to avenge the recent attacks by their top commanders behind Hizbul Mujahideen, Riaz Naiko and Junaid Sehrai. Terrorist operation in Kashmir Valley.
According to official sources, the car bomb, a fake registry number JKO8B-1426, was detonated by the Bomb Disposal Squad, damaging the window panes of local houses in the area.
Late Wednesday night, many residents were evacuated before the vehicle's IED exploded.
On Thursday, local teams from the Srinagar-based National Investigation Agency (NIA) and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) also visited the site for a separate assessment. Forensic teams of Jammu and Kashmir Police also selected various samples to investigate the cases.
Inspecting media persons, Inspector General of Police in Srinagar Vijay Kumar said, "The Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JM) militants were supported by Lashkar-e-Toiba (Lashkar) IED experts. Working together to mimic the Pulwama type terrorist attack in which 40 CRPF personnel laid down their lives on February 14, 2019.
"Police had received information a week ago that HM and JM militants were planning a major suicide attack against the security forces using car bombs," Kumar said. When this input matured on Wednesday, we developed it and several Army security checkpoints. The CRPF and Jammu and Kashmir Police were active in Pulwama.
He added that when the suspect's car arrived at a security checkpoint late Wednesday night, security forces fired some warning shots but the militants overturned the car and fled.
"At another security checkpoint, the forces again fired some warning shots and the terrorists took advantage of the darkness to leave the car behind. When some suspects appeared, the forces used lights to check the vehicle from a distance. We tightened the wheel and waited for the first light of day.
"A bomb disposal squad arrived at the scene this morning and found the vehicle loaded with explosives. The IED was technically separated from the police, army and paramilitary CRPF. Pulwama police with the help of security forces have prevented a major tragedy and I congratulate all the forces.
The IGP said police were aware that the GM was planning an attack on Jang-e-Baddar Deen - the 17th anniversary of the Muslim month of Ramadan - but could not do so because of military travel and Search operations were conducted. Outside in which many terrorists were killed.
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The IG, according to our assessment, claimed that he suspected Adil of being involved with an HM terrorist, but that he also worked with Jam, and Fuji Bhai, a Pakistani terrorist and JM commander in Pulwama.
"We are calling in an outside expert team to investigate. Since the explosive debris had risen about 50 meters into the air, it seems that the explosives should have weighed about 40-45 kg.
Police have also launched an investigation to track down the overground workers who were involved in planting IEDs inside a Centro car, detonating explosives and providing logistical support to terrorists.
Police have also arrested a man from Kathua district who was allegedly using the same registration number on his motorcycle, which was found in a Centro car blown up by security forces in Pulwama, according to liminary reports.
A joint team of security forces with the help of intelligence agencies on Thursday intercepted a vehicle carrying improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in a convoy of security forces to prevent a "violent" terrorist attack from time to time. D.) Detected. Equipped with 40-45 kg explosives in Ayangund area of Rajpura in Pulwama district.
Police suspected the involvement of local Jaish-e-Mohammed (Lashkar-e-Toiba) commanders to avenge the recent attacks by their top commanders behind Hizbul Mujahideen, Riaz Naiko and Junaid Sehrai. Terrorist operation in Kashmir Valley.
According to official sources, the car bomb, a fake registry number JKO8B-1426, was detonated by the Bomb Disposal Squad, damaging the window panes of local houses in the area.
Late Wednesday night, many residents were evacuated before the vehicle's IED exploded.
On Thursday, local teams from the Srinagar-based National Investigation Agency (NIA) and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) also visited the site for a separate assessment. Forensic teams of Jammu and Kashmir Police also selected various samples to investigate the cases.
Inspecting media persons, Inspector General of Police in Srinagar Vijay Kumar said, "The Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JM) militants were supported by Lashkar-e-Toiba (Lashkar) IED experts. Working together to mimic the Pulwama type terrorist attack in which 40 CRPF personnel laid down their lives on February 14, 2019.
"Police had received information a week ago that HM and JM militants were planning a major suicide attack against the security forces using car bombs," Kumar said. When this input matured on Wednesday, we developed it and several Army security checkpoints. The CRPF and Jammu and Kashmir Police were active in Pulwama.
"At another security checkpoint, the forces again fired some warning shots and the terrorists took advantage of the darkness to leave the car behind. When some suspects appeared, the forces used lights to check the vehicle from a distance. We tightened the wheel and waited for the first light of day.
"A bomb disposal squad arrived at the scene this morning and found the vehicle loaded with explosives. The IED was technically separated from the police, army and paramilitary CRPF. Pulwama police with the help of security forces have prevented a major tragedy and I congratulate all the forces.
The IGP said police were aware that the GM was planning an attack on Jang-e-Baddar Deen - the 17th anniversary of the Muslim month of Ramadan - but could not do so because of military travel and Search operations were conducted. Outside in which many terrorists were killed.
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The IG, according to our assessment, claimed that he suspected Adil of being involved with an HM terrorist, but that he also worked with Jam, and Fuji Bhai, a Pakistani terrorist and JM commander in Pulwama.
"We are calling in an outside expert team to investigate. Since the explosive debris had risen about 50 meters into the air, it seems that the explosives should have weighed about 40-45 kg.
Police have also launched an investigation to track down the overground workers who were involved in planting IEDs inside a Centro car, detonating explosives and providing logistical support to terrorists.
Police have also arrested a man from Kathua district who was allegedly using the same registration number on his motorcycle, which was found in a Centro car blown up by security forces in Pulwama, according to liminary reports.
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