City
Epaper

J&K: Sentry opens fire after suspicious movement in Udhampur

By IANS | Updated: July 10, 2024 21:50 IST

Jammu, July 10 Police said that after noticing some suspicious movement the sentry at a police post fired ...

Open in App

Jammu, July 10 Police said that after noticing some suspicious movement the sentry at a police post fired some shots in the air in J&K’s Udhampur district on Wednesday.

Police said that the sentry noticed some suspicious movement in the Sang area of Basantgarh in Udhampur district.

“Sentry opened fire towards the tree line after discerning suspicious movement,” an official said.

He said that there was no attack on the forces as is being circulated on some social media.

“People should refrain from circulating unsubstantiated posts,” the official said.

For the last three days, a massive search operation has been going on in the Kathua district after an attack in which five army soldiers were killed while five others were injured.

The security forces have also increased deployment in forested areas of Udhampur, Reasi, Ramban and Doda districts of Jammu division.

--IANS

sq/dan

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

InternationalYudh Abhyas 2025: Indian, US soldiers conduct live drills in Alaska to boost defence ties

Other SportsTuchel plots old-school tactics for England’s World Cup push

EntertainmentShreyas Talpade celebrates 8 years of his directorial debut ‘Poshter Boyz’

EntertainmentUrmila Matondkar: ‘Rangeela’ was never just a film, it still is a feeling

BusinessHyundai E&C eyes to unveil future housing with residential innovation strategies by 2030

National Realted Stories

NationalBengal Police make first arrest in Nadia lynching deaths, FIR lodged against 200 people

NationalBJP’s Jagdambika Pal criticises Cong chief Kharge over remarks on PM Modi-Trump ties

NationalFile case against Ajit Pawar for threatening IPS officer: Thackeray camp in Saamana

National'Grave misadventure' endangering tribals, ecology: Sonia Gandhi criticises Great Nicobar Project

NationalOver 100 mobile phones, several gold chains stolen during Lalbaugcha Raja immersion in Mumbai