J&K Launches Massive Op To Hunt Terrorists Who Killed 2 Migrant Workers
Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir have initiated a massive manhunt following the targeted killing of two migrant workers in South Kashmir. These attacks, occurring during the Amarnath Yatra, have raised concerns about regional security and the safety of non-local laborers.
Why it matters
Targeted violence against migrant workers threatens the economic stability of the region and complicates the security situation in a sensitive geopolitical zone.
Security forces in South Jammu and Kashmir have launched a massive manhunt to track down the terrorists who killed two labourers from Uttar Pradesh and Chhattisgarh on Friday.The attackers have since on the run the South Kashmir region, the route to the ongoing Amarnath Yatra, with the police and security forces combing Kulgam and other parts of the Valley amid a threat of a repeat attack.Deepak and Bhupendra were killed a week after police officer Ashique Hussain Qureshi was shot point blank in a busy marketplace in Anantnag.Two target attacks in a week has shattered fragile peace in the Valley.
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