Jammu: Terrorists have launched a grenade attack on a police post in the Noorbagh area of the old city in Srinagar, Jammu, and Kashmir. A Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) soldier has been injured in this attack. The injured soldiers have been rushed to the hospital. Security forces have started a search operation against the terrorists.
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According to sources, in Pulwama district, the terrorist killed in an encounter with security forces on Wednesday, 22 January 2020, has been identified. This Pakistani militant linked to Jaish-e-Mohammed was active in terrorism affected South Kashmir under the name of Abu Saifullah and Abu Qasim. He was active in the Tral and Khriv area of Avantipora for more than one and a half years. He was a close assistant of Jaish chief Qari Yasir, who was killed in Kupwara district in July 2013.
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Saifullah was an accused in the kidnapping and murder of two common citizens Abdul Qadir Kohli and Manzoor Ahmed and injuring a shopkeeper Naseer Ahmed Gani, which took place last year. He was also wanted to put up posters related to the SPO threatening to leave their jobs and non-local laborers to leave the valley. Police said that Abu Saifullah was surrounded by a local aide during a search operation at Jaintrag village in the Awantipora area of Pulwama on Tuesday morning. He was killed and his accomplice absconded in an encounter that resumed on Wednesday in the forest of Nagander village, one kilometer from the village.
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