Know How Indian Forces Destroyed Jaish Attack In Nagrota Encounter: Nagrota Encounter: The terrorist Masood Azhar’s brother hatched a conspiracy to terrorize Kashmir in this way

The four terrorists, who were killed on Thursday morning at the Ban Toll Plaza near Nagrota in Jammu and Kashmir, were working at the behest of Mufti Rauf Asghar, brother of Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI and terrorist Maulana Masood Azhar.

According to sources, Rauf had selected four jihadis from the Shakargarh camp in Jaish, Pakistan, near the Indian border. Another terrorist Qazi Tarar was also entrusted with Asghar to the Jaish to plan a terrorist attack.

Sources said a meeting was also held at the Jaish headquarters in Bahawalpur and included Abdul Rauf Asghar, Qazi Tarar and ISI officials including Jaul’s terror network Maulana Abu Jundal and Mufti Tausif.

Special training was given to terrorists
The four militants received training in a dangerous suicide attack and took training from shelling to bombing to smash the Kashmir Valley. During this, efforts were made to make them more and more aggressive.

Something like this entered the Indian border
Jaish militants used a tunnel in the riverbank area to enter the Indian border in the Samba sector and were transported in a truck six kilometers from Samba to Jatwal towards Kathua in Jammu division. After entering the Indian border, he was in contact with Jaish’s operational commander Mohammad Ashgar Khan.

Conspiracy busted by gps device
The encounter with the terrorists did not happen by chance. It was an intelligence-based operation. Security forces believe that the terrorists from across the border were about to carry out a major attack. People with information related to the incident say that the initial data of the Global Positioning System (GPS) device and the mobile phones found with the four terrorists reveal that they are part of the Pakistan-based terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed (JEM) Operational commander Mufti Rauf was in contact with Asghar and Qari Zarar. Their aim was to launch a major attack in the Kashmir Valley.

Encounter started after truck driver tried to escape
When the truck carrying the terrorists was stopped at around 4.50 am on Thursday morning, the driver got scared and started running after jumping. The police team was fired from inside the truck and then in retaliation, four Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists were killed. A large quantity of weapons and ammunition including 11 AK-47 rifles and 3 pistols have been recovered from them. Each terrorist was carrying at least 3 AK-47 rifles.

The four terrorists, who were killed on Thursday morning at the Ban Toll Plaza near Nagrota in Jammu and Kashmir, were working at the behest of Mufti Rauf Asghar, brother of Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI and terrorist Maulana Masood Azhar.

According to sources, Rauf had selected four jihadis from the Shakargarh camp in Jaish, Pakistan, near the Indian border. Another terrorist Qazi Tarar was also entrusted with Asghar to the Jaish to plan a terrorist attack.

Sources said a meeting was also held at the Jaish headquarters in Bahawalpur and included Abdul Rauf Asghar, Qazi Tarar and ISI officials including Jaul’s terror network Maulana Abu Jundal and Mufti Tausif.

Special training was given to terrorists

The four militants received training in a dangerous suicide attack and took training from shelling to bombing to smash the Kashmir Valley. During this, efforts were made to make them more and more aggressive.

Something like this entered the Indian border
Jaish militants used a tunnel in the riverbank area to enter the Indian border in the Samba sector and were transported in a truck six kilometers from Samba to Jatwal towards Kathua in Jammu division. After entering the Indian border, he was in contact with Jaish’s operational commander Mohammad Ashgar Khan.

Conspiracy busted by gps device
The encounter with the terrorists did not happen by chance. It was an intelligence-based operation. Security forces believe that the terrorists from across the border were about to carry out a major attack. People with information related to the incident say that the initial data of the Global Positioning System (GPS) device and the mobile phones found with the four terrorists reveal that they are part of the Pakistan-based terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed (JEM) Operational commander Mufti Rauf was in contact with Asghar and Qari Zarar. Their aim was to launch a major attack in the Kashmir Valley.

Encounter started after truck driver tried to escape
When the truck carrying the terrorists was stopped at around 4.50 am on Thursday morning, the driver got scared and started running after jumping. The police team was fired from inside the truck and then in retaliation, four Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists were killed. A large quantity of weapons and ammunition including 11 AK-47 rifles and 3 pistols have been recovered from them. Each terrorist was carrying at least 3 AK-47 rifles.