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The security forces on Monday morning killed four Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terrorists in Dulanja village, Uri in Jammu and Kashmir. The security forces on Monday morning killed five 

Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terrorists in Dulanja village who were trying to sneak in from Uri sector along the Line of Control (LoC) in North Kashmir's Baramulla district. The incident

occurred in the wee hours when alert troops noticed suspicious movement on the Line of Control in Dulanja area of Uri. Troops immediately strengthen their positions and challenged the

militants. However, they opened heavy fire which was retaliated. In the initial gunfight, three ultras were gunned down. Security forces later engaged the other militants on the infiltrating

 group and killed two more. A joint team of Jammu and Kashmir police and Army carried out the operation. "Infiltration bid has been foiled on LoC in Uri Sector. Operations are in

progress",  said Colonel Rajesh Kalia, defence spokesman at Srinagar. Four suicidal JeM terrorists killed in Dulanja Uri while infiltrating in a joint operation by @JmuKmrPolice / Army

/ CAPF, said Jammu & Kashmir DGP Shesh Paul Vaid in a tweet. > The fourth terrorist has also been neutralised. Keep up the good > work! https://t.co/B2gqRr6Fgj > — Shesh Paul 

Vaid (@spvaid) January 15, 2018 > Correction 5 bodies recovered 6 th being searched . > https://t.co/M1dmdEzGlu > — Shesh Paul Vaid (@spvaid) January 15, 2018 This is the first

infiltration bid that has been foiled by the Army on the Line of Control in 2018. Last week, security forces killed two militants in a brief gunfight at Larno area of Kokarnag in South

Kashmir's Anantnag district on Tuesday Official figures reveal that more than 206 militants were killed last year, which is highest since 2010. Last year more than 117 local youth 

joined the militant ranks in the strife-torn Kashmir valley,  which is the  highest in last seven years