SRINAGAR: Indian forces continue their efforts to drive out the terrorists from the dense forests of Gadol in Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag for the sixth day. During the 120-hour encounter, the army recovered the charred body of a terrorist. According to the pattern of the clothes, the army concluded that the body belonged to the terrorist.

Earlier this morning, the search was resumed to find the terrorists. Efforts are on to recover the body of another soldier identified by a drone. A dead body of a terrorist was also found with the drone. The fighting between the forces and the terrorists continued for several hours yesterday, but it is reported that there has been no fresh firing today. Hundreds of Indian troops, including para commandos, are on the battlefield. The Indian Army is giving a strong response to the firing by the terrorists under the cover of thick forests.

During the fighting that started last Wednesday, Indian forces fired hundreds of motor shells and rockets at the terrorists. There are also sophisticated drones to assist the forces.Two soldiers and a policeman were martyred during the encounter on Wednesday. Two soldiers were injured and one was missing. It is estimated that two or three armed terrorists are engaged in an encounter with the army. Top army officials say these militants are trained to fight in jungles and war-like conditions and that it is very difficult to deal with such terrorists.