Pak terrorist caught alive in BSF convoy attack in Jammu; 2 soldiers killed

6 Aug 2015 7:43 PM IST

A suspected Pakistani terrorist was caught alive after militants on Wednesday attacked a BSF convoy on Jammu-Srinagar national highway in Udhampur killing two men of the border guarding force and injuring 11 personnel while the other terrorist
Congratulating the security forces for killing one militant and nabbing the second terrorist alive, senior Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad said, "Catching a terrorist alive is a huge achievement. Due to this, in the coming time we will get to know
Vehicular movement on the highway has been stopped due to the incident. The convoy carrying Amarnath pilgrims had already crossed the highway when the militants attacked the BSF vehicle. (Photo: PTI)
The terror strike, which comes days after ultras attacked Dinanagar Police Station in Punjab, was the first in Udhampur district after over a decade. (Photo: PTI)
Earlier in the day two terrorists attacked a BSF convoy and hurled grenades and opened indiscriminate fire when it reached Nassu belt on its way from Jammu to Srinagar. (Photo: PTI)
This is the first suspected Pakistani terrorist to be captured alive after Ajmal Kasab, who was nabbed during the dreaded terror attack in Mumbai in 2008. (Photo: PTI)
Naved, who says he hails from Faislabad in Pakistan, claimed before the media that he entered the Jammu region 12 days ago along with a fellow terrorist identified as Momin Khan. Khan was killed in retaliatory fire by BSF. (Photo: PTI)

A suspected Pakistani terrorist was caught alive after militants on Wednesday attacked a BSF convoy on Jammu-Srinagar national highway in Udhampur killing two men of the border guarding force and injuring 11 personnel while the other terrorist

Udhampur: A suspected Pakistani terrorist was caught alive after militants on Wednesday attacked a BSF convoy on Jammu-Srinagar national highway in Udhampur killing two men of the border guarding force and injuring 11 personnel while the other terrorist involved in the strike was shot dead in retaliatory fire.Inspector General of Jamu Danish Rana told television journalists that the terrorist Mohammad Naved was from Faislabad in Pakistan. It is understood Jaish-e-Mohammad chief Maulana Masood Azhar weilds considerable influence in that region.Forces said Naved and another terrorist attacked a BSF convoy on the highway near Samrauli, 10 kilometres from the Udhampur town.

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Pak terrorist caught alive in BSF convoy attack in Jammu; 2 soldiers killed

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