In a significant counter-terrorism operation in Jammu and Kashmir's Udhampur district, two terrorists were neutralized by security forces, marking a notable success for the Indian Army and local police. The operation, named 'Operation Kiya', was conducted jointly by the Jammu and Kashmir police, Indian Army, and Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF). According to the Pakistan News Network, the encounter took place in the Bansantgarh area of Udhampur, and the area remains under surveillance to ensure no further threats. The Hindu reported that the operation concluded successfully, with the security forces maintaining vigilance in the region. NDTV provided exclusive visuals showing the destruction of a cave hideout used by the terrorists, which highlights the strategic planning involved in the operation. The encounter, which began after receiving specific intelligence inputs, lasted through the night, resulting in the recovery of large quantities of arms and ammunition, as noted by NDTV. DNAIndiaNews confirmed that one of the terrorists was a Pakistani national, while the other was a local operative, emphasizing the cross-border implications of the incident.