Tensions in Jammu and Kashmir continue to run high as the Indian Army intensifies its crackdown on terrorism.

In yet another decisive move, the Army launched Operation Keller, targeting militants in the Shopian district.

This latest operation not only neutralized three Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists but also led to the recovery of a massive cache of weapons, marking a significant victory in India’s ongoing fight against terror.

Operation Keller: Lashkar Men Neutralized, Arsenal Found

Indian Army Strikes Again in J&K: 3 Terrorists Killed in Operation Keller, Huge Weapons Cache Recovered

In a major success for the Indian Army, three Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists were killed during a fierce encounter in the Shopian district of Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday, May 13. 

The operation, known as Operation Keller, led to the discovery of a large stockpile of weapons and ammunition.

Soldiers recovered several assault rifles, grenades, live ammunition, backpacks, and even wallets that belonged to the terrorists. 

A video from the scene shows the huge amount of recovered arms, highlighting the scale of the operation and the serious threat that was neutralized.

Operation Keller is the latest in a series of bold and effective actions taken by the Indian Army against terrorism in the region. 

It comes at a time when Operation Sindoor, another major anti-terror drive, is already underway and making significant progress.

These back-to-back successes send a strong message — the Indian Army remains vigilant and determined to eliminate terrorist threats and keep the region safe.

Tensions in Jammu and Kashmir continue to run high as the Indian Army intensifies its crackdown on terrorism. 

In yet another decisive move, the Army launched Operation Keller, targeting militants in the Shopian district. 

This latest operation not only neutralized three Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists but also led to the recovery of a massive cache of weapons, marking a significant victory in India’s ongoing fight against terror.