Sunjwan Military Station in Jammu faced another attack today, marking yet another incident in a series of assaults on this facility. Similar attacks have occurred in nearby military stations, including Akhnoor and Samba, highlighting the persistent threat in the region. The ongoing search operation involves the Army and the Special Operations Group (SOG) of the police, emphasizing the need for improved intelligence and security measures.
In a concerning recurrence, the Sunjwan Military Station in Jammu has been attacked yet again, underscoring the persistent threats to military installations in the region. This latest assault adds to a series of similar incidents, raising alarms over the security protocols in place and the need for a robust response to such threats.
Today, the Sunjwan Military Station in Jammu came under attack once again, marking a troubling pattern of repeated assaults on this strategic facility. Similar attacks have plagued the region, with notable incidents at Akhnoor and Samba military stations resulting in significant casualties. The most recent attack took place much later in the day, deviating from the usual pattern of early morning strikes. The last major attack on Sunjwan occurred in 2018, claiming the lives of at least five soldiers.
In another notable incident in 2003, Lt Gen TPS Brar was injured in an attack on the EME Brigade HQ near Jammu, highlighting the enduring threat to military leaders and installations in this area. Today’s attack has prompted an immediate response, with a search operation currently underway. The details remain sketchy, but it has been confirmed that the terrorists involved have not yet been neutralized, and contact has temporarily been lost. The Army and the Special Operations Group (SOG) of the police are actively involved in the operation, striving to eliminate the threat with minimal collateral damage.
Historical lessons caution against any knee-jerk reactions, urging senior officers to avoid rushing to the scene. Instead, a measured approach is recommended to ensure effective resolution without exacerbating the situation.
In the long term, it is crucial to strengthen the intelligence network in and around the Jammu region. This enhancement will require a focus on human intelligence, with those responsible for intelligence gathering held accountable in the event of an attack. Furthermore, the coordination between Military Police and state police at major checkpoints and roads leading to Jammu must be reinforced to prevent future incidents.
