Massive Search Operation Launched After Satellite Communication Detected in Jammu’s Kanachak

Overview of the Operation

A significant search operation was initiated by a joint team of security forces in response to intelligence reports of satellite communication from suspected terrorists near the international border in the Rajpura area of Jammu’s Kanachak sector. This operation commenced on Sunday afternoon after the communication was traced to a Thuraya satellite device around 3 PM.

Tracking the Communication

Officials confirmed that the GPS location linked to the satellite communication was successfully tracked, prompting immediate action. A coordinated effort was launched by the Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police’s Special Operations Group (SOG), Border Security Force (BSF), and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), who cordoned off the area for thorough investigation.

Ongoing Search Efforts

As the operation unfolded, security personnel reported that, as of now, no suspicious items had been discovered. However, combing operations continued in the area to ensure comprehensive search efforts.

Community Vigilance and Preparedness

In a related security development, the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) of Poonch convened a meeting with members of the Village Defence Group (VDG) from the border village of Jhullas. During the Sunday meeting, he emphasized the importance of community vigilance and preparedness.

Key Directives for Village Defence Groups

The SSP urged the VDG volunteers to:

• Remain alert and motivated in their roles.
• Commit to protecting their villages while adhering strictly to standard operating procedures (SOPs).
• Assess situations promptly and share actionable intelligence with local police and security forces to prevent potential threats.

The meeting saw participation from around 150 VDG members, showcasing community involvement in local security efforts.

Conclusion

The recent developments highlight the proactive measures being taken by security forces to address potential threats along the Jammu border. Community engagement through the Village Defence Groups plays a crucial role in enhancing safety and security in the region.