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Indian forces launch CASO in Bilawar forests of Kathua after reported suspicious movement as occupation's fear of shadows continues
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Indian forces have launched a search operation in the Bilawar forest area of Kathua district following reports of suspicious movement in the area. Army, CRPF, and police units have been deployed across the terrain. No contact has been confirmed and no result has been announced at the time of reporting.
Kathua's Bilawar forest belt has now seen multiple CASOs launched across 2026 in response to reported sightings and suspicious movement inputs, joining the long list of operations across Udhampur, Reasi, Surankote, Poonch, and the broader Jammu belt that have been launched on similar grounds and have produced, in the overwhelming majority of cases, no confirmed engagement with resistance fighters. The pattern is documented. An input arrives. A cordon is established. Forests are searched. The operation concludes without result. The next input arrives.
The Indian regime has deployed over one million personnel across Indian-controlled Kashmir and still flinches at movement in the Bilawar forests. That is not a sign of an occupation confident in its dominance. It is the operational reality of forces who know that the resistance can materialise anywhere, at any time, and that no density of surveillance has yet solved that problem.
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