WHO IS HIDING KASHMIR’S TERRORISTS? | Kulgam CRPF Attack, 3 Jawans Shot, Zero Infiltration | Kinjal
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Terrorists strike again in Kashmir. On 11 November 2026, motorcycle-borne gunmen opened fire on a CRPF naka at Akhran, Mir Bazar, in south Kashmir’s Kulgam district, injuring 3 CRPF jawans, one of them critically. The attackers fled, and a massive search operation is underway.
The attack has come nine days after the CRPF completed its first full year without a single operational death in 47 years. It has come in a year when not one terrorist has successfully infiltrated across the LoC. So who is carrying out these attacks, and who is hiding them?
In this video, Kinjal Choudhary explains:
🔹 The Kulgam attack: what happened, the jawans injured, and the confusion in early reports
🔹 What is happening now: the cordon, the search operation and the security alert up to Vaishno Devi
🔹 Three attacks in south Kashmir: Anantnag (July), Kilam, Kulgam (July) and Mir Bazar (November), and the pattern behind them
🔹 LoC sealed, zero infiltration in 2026, yet terror continues: the stay-behind and hybrid terrorist model explained
🔹 The role of overground workers (OGWs) in sheltering terrorists
🔹 Pakistan’s playbook after Operation Sindoor: TRF, PAFF, Kashmir Tigers, and the rebuilding of the Jaish and Lashkar bases
🔹 The CRPF’s 47-year record under threat
🔹 What Indian security forces must do next to catch these terrorists
📌 Useful for UPSC GS Paper 3 (Internal Security), state PSC exams and everyone who follows India’s national security.
Presented by Kinjal Choudhary
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