Two terrorists and one security personnel were killed and five others injured on Friday in two terror-related incidents in J&K's Jammu city.
The two terrorists were killed and three other security men injured in a gunfight with the security forces in the Jalalabad locality of Sunjwan area.
"When challenged, the holed up terrorists opened fire triggering an encounter in which two terrorists were killed. Three security personnel were injured in this operation.
"1 satellite phone, 2 AK-47 rifles, heavy ammunition were recovered from the terrorists. It seems that both the slain terrorists were Fidayeen.
"Search operation going on," Mukesh Singh, Additional Director General of Police Jammu Zone told reporters.
J&K DGP, Dilbag Singh said, "Two terrorists have been killed in the Sunjwan encounter.
"Terrorists holed up at Sunjwan were planning a major attack. The aim was to inflict maximum casualties on security forces."
In another terror-related incident, militants attacked a bus of the CISF carrying 15 troopers for early morning duties. The incident occurred around 4.25 a.m. today.
"When challenged, the holed up terrorists opened fire triggering an encounter in which two terrorists were killed. Three security personnel were injured in this operation.
"1 satellite phone, 2 AK-47 rifles, heavy ammunition were recovered from the terrorists. It seems that both the slain terrorists were Fidayeen.
"Search operation going on," Mukesh Singh, Additional Director General of Police Jammu Zone told reporters.
J&K DGP, Dilbag Singh said, "Two terrorists have been killed in the Sunjwan encounter.
"Terrorists holed up at Sunjwan were planning a major attack. The aim was to inflict maximum casualties on security forces."
In another terror-related incident, militants attacked a bus of the CISF carrying 15 troopers for early morning duties. The incident occurred around 4.25 a.m. today.
"The CISF personnel retaliated and forced the militants to run away. One ASI was killed and two CISF troopers were injured in this incident", sources said.
The terror attacks in Jammu city have taken place two days ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Jammu and Samba districts.
Modi is attending the Panchayat Raj Diwas at Palli village Panchayat on April 24.
Over one lakh people are expected to attend the Prime Minister's function at Palli Panchayat.