Indian forces launch cordon, search operation in IOK

F.P. Report

ISLAMABAD: In Occupied Kashmir, Indian forces have launched a cordon and search operation in Gohan area Baramulla district.

A joint team of Indian army’s 46 Rashtriya Rifles, Special Operation Group of Indian police and 53 Battalion of Central Reserve Police Force is participating in the operation in Gohan village.

A large number of forces’ personnel have cordoned off the village and are conducting door-to-door searches.

Also, traders and transporters continued their protest for the second consecutive day, against the ruthless Indian government’s decision to levy toll tax on all types of vehicles plying on Srinagar-Jammu highway.

The Frontier Post

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