J-K: Bullets found at Poonch terror attack spot

Bullets were found at the spot in Bhimber Gali in Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir, where five soldiers lost their lives in the April 20 terror attack.
The Rajouri-Poonch highway was opened from Surankote side.
Earlier on Friday, the Indian Army launched a massive operation to hunt down a group of around six to seven terrorists behind the attack.
Defense sources told ANI, “Army and security agencies have received inputs about the presence of 6-7 terrorists operating in two groups in Rajouri-Poonch sector, where the incident took place yesterday.”
Sources said the group was involved in the ambush on an Indian Army vehicle in Poonch sector yesterday, in which five soldiers were killed.
As a follow up, the Indian Army has launched several operations to nab the terrorist group.
“Several special forces teams along with drones and surveillance helicopters have been sent to the area to help in the search and destroy operation,” the sources said.
Security forces including the army, police and intelligence agencies are coordinating the operation.
According to sources, the terrorists are suspected to be from Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Pakistan.
The martyred soldiers have been identified as Havildar Mandeep Singh, Lance Naik Devashish Baswal, Lance Naik Kulwant Singh, Sepoy Harkishan Singh and Sepoy Sewak Singh, who were attached to the Rashtriya Rifles unit of the army and deployed for anti-terrorist operations in the area. Were.
The incident took place after terrorists rammed an army vehicle in Jammu’s Rajouri sector, killing five soldiers and injuring another. A manhunt was launched to trace the culprits.
The army vehicle was going from Bhimber Gali towards Sangyot in Poonch district.