Pakistan-based militant group Lashkar-e-Taiba on Monday claimed the responsibility for the attack on the Sunjwan army camp, which left 5 Indian soldier dead.
The terror group also said that they are responsible for the terror attack in Srinagar that killed one CRPF jawan on Monday.
According to the latest update, two militants, who attempted to enter a CRPF camp in Srinagar for a fidayeen attack, have been trapped in a building close to a camp of CRPF 23 battalion.
The attack was thwarted after an alert sentry at the CRPF's 23 battalion headquarters in Karan Nagar saw two suspected terrorists approaching the camp at around 4.30 am and opened fire.
Ravideep Sahai, the Inspector of General of the CRPF, told news agency ANI that the militants had managed to sneak inside a building close to the headquarters and that five families have been evacuated from the area.
As of now, five families have been evacuated from the houses around the camp and the operation is underway, confirmed the official.
Earlier on Saturday, Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) militants stormed the Sunjwan army camp in Jammu, killing five security personnel and one civilian. Six army personnel and six civilians were also injured.
The Army has successfully neutralised four militants in the ongoing search operation that is underway since 51 hours. As of now, the combing operations underway at the Sunjwan Army Camp.
(Inputs from agencies)
