Jammu: In Jammu, many attacks are carried out by terrorists. In the meantime, an revelation has been revealed, in which it is learned that a young man missing from Pulwama town in South Kashmir has become a terrorist. He went missing on July 12 from the four corners of Avantipora. He has been identified as Shoaib Safi Bhat. Shoaib's family had reported his disappearance at Avantipora police station. On Thursday, the photo of this young man holding a gun went viral.
Let us tell you that he is 19 years old, and he was studying Para Medical. In recent months, many missing youth of South Kashmir have become terrorists. On the other hand, security forces have achieved great success in Pulwama of Jammu and Kashmir. The security forces have recently joined the terrorist organization al-Badr, taking the terrorist into custody. This dreaded Shopian is a resident of the city. The interrogation of the arrested terrorist is going on. Many special revelations are being feared.
The information received has shown that the terrorists are looking to carry out a major attack in the Kashmir Valley. The security forces have strong evidence to this effect. After that he is on high alert. Meanwhile, the consignment of weapons, sent from Pakistan on LoC in Baramulla, was recovered on Thursday. According to sources, recently there were inputs that India-Pakistan are constantly trying to infiltrate terrorists along the Line of Control. According to the information received, these terrorists can choose the area of Bimber Gali and Nowshera sector with the intention of carrying out BAT action. To get rid of this, patrolling from Kathua to Kashmir has also been increased. And the terrorists arrested by the police are constantly being questioned.
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