Nagrota was the major mission of the terrorists killed in the encounter. He was a member of Afzal Guru Square of Jaish-e-Muhammad. They were asked to carry out a massive attack on the anniversary of Afzal Guru in Kashmir on February 9 and the anniversary of the February 14 Pulwama attack and take command of Jaish.

According to sources, there are currently 70 Jaish terrorists operating in the valley, of which around 50 are Pakistanis. Based on the interrogation of Sameer and his companions Asif and Asif Ahmad, the driver of the truck in which the terrorists had arrived in Nagrota, sources said that the three slain terrorists were to command the Jaish in South Kashmir. Last week, three well-known Jaish commanders Qari Yasir, Abu Saifullah and Musa District were killed in Khiryu and Avantipore under Pulwama.

With the death of these terrorists, Jaish's conspiracy to carry out large scale subversive activities in Kashmir on Republic Day was foiled. Last night, three Jaish commanders from Pakistan crossed the International Border (IB) and entered the border area of ​​Jammu division. These terrorists reached a particular place on the Jammu-Pathankot highway, from where they were boarded in trucks.

According to Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police Dilbag Singh, the three terrorists boarded a truck in Diilachak under Hiranagar sector in Kathua in the early hours. Sources said the interrogation of the truck driver Sameer and the slip of Saror toll plaza found during the search of the truck showed that the truck had left Jammu towards Kathua at around 2.30 am.

A quarter of an hour later, the truck crossed the toll plaza for Jammu from Samba-Vijaypur. Sources said that if the terrorists killed near the Ban toll plaza would have reached Kashmir, the conspirator of Parliament attack on February 9, Afzal Guru Could have carried out the plot of suicide attack on the camps of security forces on 14 February on the anniversary of the death anniversary of the Pulwama attack. For this purpose, they were launched by his brother Rauf in collaboration with Pakistani intelligence agency ISI, as per instructions of Jaul-based Jaul king Maulana Masood Azhar. Weapons recovered from them also prove that these terrorists cannot be kept in the general category.

It can be a member of the Afzal Guru Squad, also known as Guru Brigade, a suicide squad created by Azhar Masood in the name of Afzal Guru. After the deaths of Qari Yasir, Saifullah and Musa, the morale of the Jaish cadre operating in Kashmir has dropped, their main motive being to handle and carry out the conspiracy to attack the anniversary of Guru and Pulwama. Director General of Police Dilbag Singh said that the three terrorists killed were Pakistanis. The consignment found in the arms suggests that they came with dangerous motives. Inquiries are on with the accomplices of the slain militants.