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Attempt to infiltrate India: Four Pakistani militants killed in IED blast in Poonch

On October 12, 2026, security forces in the Krishna Ghati sector of Poonch district reported an improvised explosive device blast that killed four individuals identified as Pakistani terrorists attempting to cross the Line of Control.

Attempt to infiltrate India: Four Pakistani militants killed in IED blast in Poonch
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Democracy News Live Desk
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13 Oct 2026
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On October 12, 2026, security forces in Poonch district’s Krishna Ghati sector responded to an improvised explosive device blast near the Line of Control. Preliminary reports indicate that four individuals, identified as Pakistani terrorists, were killed during an alleged infiltration attempt. The blast occurred in a forward village area along the border, prompting a heightened security response. Authorities are assessing the circumstances and awaiting official confirmation of identities and details; security personnel remain on high alert. The nature of the explosive device—whether pre‑planted or triggered by other means—has not been specified, and further information on weapons recovery and additional security measures is pending. Until official statements clarify the death toll and specifics, all details are considered preliminary.

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The deceased have been identified as Muhammad Ishaq, Muhammad Faizan (described as a key Lashkar‑e‑Taiba commander), Muhammad Wakas, and Muhammad Asim, all residents of Hajira tehsil in Poonch district. The infiltration attempt was made through the traditional Satwal‑Naki route. Following the incident, security forces have heightened vigilance along the Line of Control.

Following the incident, security forces have heightened vigilance along the Line of Control.

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