MOTORCYCLE-BORNE TERRORISTS TARGET CRPF : MOST-WANTED LATIF UNDER SECURITY SCANNER
JammuKashmir : A fresh security scare has gripped Jammu and Kashmir following a terrorist attack targeting CRPF personnel in South Kashmir’s Kulgam district, leaving three security personnel injured. The attack took place on November 11, when motorcycle-borne terrorists allegedly opened fire at a security checkpoint around 2:15 PM, triggering an immediate security response. Following the incident, security agencies have intensified their efforts to identify and track down those responsible.
The spotlight is now on local terrorist Latif, who is reportedly among the most-wanted militants in the region and is suspected to be linked to the attack. According to initial reports, Latif remains on the run, prompting security forces to launch an extensive manhunt. Intelligence agencies and security personnel are working to establish the sequence of events, examine possible links and gather information about the attackers’ movements.
The attack has once again brought the security situation in South Kashmir into focus, particularly the threat posed by locally active terrorist networks and their possible connections. Meanwhile, security arrangements have been heightened, and agencies are maintaining close surveillance to prevent any further attacks or security threats.
The condition of the injured CRPF personnel and the progress of the investigation remain important aspects of the developing situation. Authorities are continuing their efforts to identify all those involved and bring the perpetrators to justice. With the suspected terrorist still at large, the search operation remains underway, and further developments are awaited.
Who was behind the attack, and what was the role of the wanted terrorist Latif ? Security agencies are now working to uncover the full picture.
