Security forces arrested a Pakistani infiltrator near the International Border in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kathua district. Officials shared this information on Friday. He was caught near the border fencing in the Bobiya area of the Hiranagar sector. According to sources, the arrested man is approximately 60-65 years old. Security forces took the Pakistani national into custody and began questioning him. They are gathering information about the circumstances of his crossing the border and the purpose of his presence in the area. According to officials, further details regarding his identity and the case are yet to emerge. Hiranagar sector of Kathua is sensitive Being a plain area, Hiranagar has been an infiltration route for terrorists and smugglers. It is an internationally recognised border. Its security in the Jammu region is primarily handled by the BSF. By infiltrating from Hiranagar, terrorists are trying to reach the interior areas of the Jammu and Kashmir Valley. The Pakistani terrorist involved in the first Poonch attack was killed. A terrorist was killed in Budgam, Jammu and Kashmir, on September 3. According to the Jammu and Kashmir Police, the terrorist was identified as Yasir alias Abu Talha, a Pakistani terrorist, and was associated with the terrorist organisation Lashkar-e-Taiba. Yasir was involved in firing on an Air Force convoy in Poonch in 2024. One soldier was martyred in this attack. This terrorist’s image first surfaced during the Pahalgam attack. A photo obtained at that time showed four terrorists. Two of them were killed by security forces after the Pahalgam attack. Encounter in the valley after two months This encounter comes after nearly two months in the Valley. The last encounter took place on July 9th in Chanpora, Shopian. The army killed two Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists, both top operatives. Security forces launched a search operation on Thursday evening after receiving information about a suspected group of terrorists moving from Pakherpora in Pulwama district towards Yusmarg in Budgam. Chinar Corps said on X that, based on credible intelligence, the Indian Army, Jammu and Kashmir Police and CRPF launched a joint operation in Ashdar Gali, Budgam.