The National Investigation Agency (NIA) will probe the recent encounter at Nagrota in the Jammu region in which four terrorists of the banned Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), a Pakistan-based outfit, were killed by police, officials said on Friday.
The four Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists, who were killed during the Nagrota encounter, had targeted political leaders of Kashmir.
A strong protest was lodged demanding Pakistan to stop supporting terrorists and terror groups operating from their territory while dismantling the terrorism infrastructure.
"Kahan phnche, kya soorte haal hai. Koi mushkil toh nahi," the texts sent to Pakistani soldiers read.
Four Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists were killed in an encounter with security forces in Jammu region on November 19, 2020.
PM Modi held a review meeting with Home Minister, National Security Advisor, Foreign Secretary, and top intelligence establishment over Nagrota encounter.
An encounter broke out between terrorists and security forces near Ban Toll Plaza in the Nagrota area of Jammu district on the morning of November 19.
Security forces gunned down four terrorists of Jaish-e-Mohammad in a gunfight near Nagrota town in Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday. A policeman was also injured in the gun battle.
Many trucks are stuck on Jammu- Srinagar National Highway near Nagrota town in Jammu from past 3 days. A truck driver form Punjab said, "It's been three days now.
One policeman has been reported injured in the firing incident reported from Nagrota toll plaza in Jammu, while the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway has been closed for traffic in view of civilian security.
A contempt notice was moved by the central government in 2018 against Nirmal Singh's wife Mamta Singh for allegedly violating a 2015 order of the then deputy commissioner of Jammu Simrandeep Singh in which the Army depot was notified by the state government.
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