Longest anti-infiltration ops in Keran called off

October 08, 2013 13:29

The Keran operation, one of the longest anti-infiltration operations in recent times ended today with the Indian army finishing seven massive search operations of a three-km area in their mission to hunt down the terrorists in the Keran sector along the Line of Control.

The operation that lasted 15 days, saw eight terrorists dead and six jawans of the Indian army injured.

Army officials say an infiltration of this size could not have been possible without the support of the Pakistan army. -- NDTV

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