Operation Trashi-I Day 14: Safety forces ‘re-establish’ contact with terrorists in J&Ok’s Dolgam | India Information

NEW DELHI: An encounter broke out early Saturday in Dolgam space of J&Ok, after safety forces re-established contact with terrorists. The world was cordoned off as Operation Trashi-I entered day 14.“In the course of the ongoing joint Operation TRASHI-I, contact with terrorists was re-established within the early hours of 31 Jan 2026, within the common space of Dolgam by troops of White Knight Corps, Jammu & Kashmir Police and and CRPF.”Giving additional however transient particulars it added, “Intelligence from all sources had been coordinated to offer inputs to execute the operation on floor. A cordon has been established and operations are in progress.”This comes simply hours after anti-terror operation intensified within the Kishtwar district of Jammu and Kashmir towards three Jaish terrorists. The operation within the Chatroo space of Kishtwar additionally resulted within the continued suspension of web companies. Connectivity was been minimize in areas inside a six-kilometre radius, together with Singpura, Arigam, Dwathar and Naidgam. The shutdown, in place since January 23, was prolonged till Friday at 11.59 pm, based on an order issued by the Jammu and Kashmir house division.The operation, launched on 18 January in a snowbound space, was slowed by robust terrain regardless of repeated contacts, with the terrorists escaping by utilizing the panorama to their benefit. On the primary day, one paratrooper was killed and 7 troopers had been injured. Subsequent encounters on January 22 at Mali Dana Prime and on January 25 within the Janseer–Kandiwar space additionally ended with the militants slipping away by means of dense vegetation and deep snow.