Operation Keller: 3 terrorists killed by India during an encounter with army in shopkeeper of Jammu and Kashmir
New Delhi: Three Lashkar-e-Tabiba militants were killed in an encounter with armed forces on Tuesday in the shopkeeper area of shopkeeper of Jammu and Kashmir.According to an official statement, the army began a discovery and destroyed operation after obtaining specific inputs about the presence of terrorists.The army said, “On 13 May 2025, about the presence of terrorists in the common region, a nation, Shokal Keller, the Indian Army began a discovery and on the basis of the specific intelligence of a nation to destroy the operation,” the army said.“During the operation, the terrorists opened heavy fire and fierce fire fighting, resulting in the abolition of three staunch terrorists. The operation is in progress,” he said.It was a few days after India and Pakistan, after a sharp increase in the border-limit tension starting with a deadly migrant attack on April 22 in Pahgam, Jammu and Kashmir, immediately agreed to the ceasefire.Pakistan responded with drone attacks targeting areas in Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan and Gujarat. These attacks were interrupted by Indian defense systems, but the possibility of widespread conflict between two nuclear-head neighbors increased.However, a few hours after the declaration of ceasefire, violations were observed by Pakistan in Srinagar and other border areas.Meanwhile, the government also announced that any future “work of terror” on its soil would be considered as a “war of war” and replied accordingly.A top government official had said, “Any future work of terror in India will be considered as a war work against the country and replied accordingly.” The statement has a formal change in India’s engagement rules, which draws a clear red line for the Pakistan-based terrorist groups.
