Pahalgam Terror Attack: Big action against the terrorists of Pahalgam attack, police blew up the house of Adil Gurri and Asif Sheikh

Jammu Kashmir Terror Attack: The Indian Army has intensified the search operation after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) and Jammu and Kashmir Police are also investigating the attack. The names of the terrorists involved in the attack have been revealed. The police raided Asif and Adil's houses, which led to a major explosion. According to the police, suspicious material was found from these houses, causing an explosion.

Explosive Material Causes Blast

The Indian Army and the police are jointly taking action after the Pahgam attack. When security forces raided Asif and Adil's houses, suspicious material was found there. The security forces, sensing the danger, decided to retreat immediately, after which a strong explosion occurred. Police say the explosive material was kept in the house, causing a blast. The incident created an atmosphere of fear throughout the region and alerted the security agencies.

Adil Guri's terrorist training and relationship with Pakistan

Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist Adil Guri, who was involved in this attack, also has a deep connection with Pakistan. Adil, who hails from Bijbehada, went to Pakistan in 2018, where he took terrorist training. In 2019, he returned to Jammu and Kashmir and joined terrorist activities. The recent explosion in his house has proved his suspicious activities.

Pakistan shelling on LoC

Pakistan is not deterred by its terrorist activities. Recently he opened fire along the Line of Control (LOC), after which the Indian Army gave him a befitting reply. However, there has been no loss of life in this incident. The tension on the border has increased after the Pahalgam attack, and the Indian Army is on high vigilance.

Army chief visits Srinagar-Udhampur

Amid increasing tension along the border, Indian Army chief Upendra Dwivedi will visit Srinagar and Udhampur. They will soon meet officials of regional security agencies and take stock of the situation. Union Home Minister Amit Shah also reached Pahalgam, and later held a CCS meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, in which important decisions were taken. These incidents present a major challenge to the Indian security forces, but the army and other security agencies are facing these terrorist activities with full vigilance.