Sopore  

The policeman rescued the toddler from getting hit by bullets after terrorists opened fire at a patrol party in Jammu and Kashmir’s Baramulla district killing a CRPF personnel and one civilian
 

The cordon search operation was conducted by the Kashmir Police with joint team of 22 Rashtriya Rifles of Indian Army

A Lashker-e-Taiba terrorist named Asif Maqbool Bhatt was gunned down in an encounter after he hurled grenades that left two police personnel injured

 Jammu and Kashmir Police on Monday (September 9) arrested eight people in Sopore. They were involved in threatening and intimidating locals.

Section 144 withdrawn in Jammu: Officials said there were minor incidents of stone pelting in Sopore town of north Kashmir, 50 km from Srinagar, but was contained immediately and the crowd dispersed
 

According to officials, a cordon and search operation was launched jointly by police and security forces after they got a specific input about terrorists hiding in the area.

According to the officials, the forces got specific input that two Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists are hiding in the area, following which a cordon and search operation was launched

The slain terrorist has been identified as Ishfaq Ahmad Sofi, who was associated with most-wanted terrorist Zakir Musa. Sofi alias Abdulla bhai was a commander of ISJK, an IS-inspired terror module.

After the security forces received a tip-off about militants hiding in the Warpora village, Sopore, they immediately launched a cordon and search operation

Anti-terror operations in Jammu and Kashmir have seen a massive strategic change after the conclusion of municipal elections in the state. The operations picked up the day the poll process ended

A police spokesman said Abu Maaz had a criminal record since 2015 and he was involved in series of terror activities in the area, particularly in Sopore and Handwara

Terrorists carried out the attack at around 10.30am on the D-177 battalion of the CRPF deployed at Sangrama Chowk of Sopore

Khursheed Ahmad Malik, 26, along with thousands of Kashmiris, had appeared for the police exam. Malik had recently started meeting separatists and was brainwashed by terror sympathisers to join their ranks rather than join the police or army