Indian Troops Launch Cordon and Search Operations in Rajouri and Jammu Districts in IIOJK

Tensions rise in IIOJK as Indian troops conduct intense cordon and search operations in multiple regions of the disputed territory.

Indian troops have launched extensive cordon and search operations (CASO) in the Rajouri and Jammu districts of Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). The operations began in the Phal village, located in the Sunderbani sector of Rajouri district, with troops searching for alleged militants or suspects.

Simultaneously, a similar operation was carried out in the Keeri Battal area of the Akhnoor sector in Jammu district. Reports indicate that during the operation, Indian troops opened fire, though further details about the cause or casualties are unclear.

The search operations, part of India’s ongoing security measures in the region, continued until the last reports were received, with security forces maintaining tight control over the areas involved.

These operations are part of India’s broader security strategy in IIOJK, aimed at countering militancy in the region. However, such operations often lead to heightened tensions and unrest among local populations, as security forces intensify their presence in the areas.