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Indian Army holds large-scale anti-terror drill in J&K's Poonch district

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The Indian Army conducted a large-scale mock drill in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir, simulating a terrorist attack to strengthen operational readiness. The exercise involved Rashtriya Rifles and other units deployed along the Line of Control and in the hinterland. Key aspects tested during the drill included evacuation procedures, safety protocols, and coordination between multiple agencies. The exercise comes amid heightened security in the Surankote and Mendhar areas following intelligence inputs about possible infiltration and terror threats in the region.

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