Exclusive Ground Zero Report on Army Intensifies Patrols in Higher Reaches of Bhaderwah to Prevent Winter Infiltration. Location Bhaderwah. The Indian Army has intensified area domination patrols in the higher reaches of Bhaderwah to counter potential winter infiltration and heavy snowfall. Troops are using high-tech surveillance equipment to monitor suspected terrorist movement in dense forest belts and ridge lines. Sources indicate that around 25 to 30 terrorists, divided into smaller groups, are believed active between Seoj Dhar in Bhaderwah and Keshwan in Kishtwar. Bhaderwah shares boundaries with Kathua, Udhampur, and Chamba district of Himachal Pradesh, making the region strategically significant. Night-vision devices, surveillance drones, and modern high-tech sensors are deployed to track movement in difficult terrain. Security forces are conducting dominance patrols from the mountain peaks of Bhaderwah to Udhampur and Kishtwar to prevent regrouping or infiltration attempts. Officials state the approach of winter and heavy snowfall has led to intensified operations in Bhaderwah and adjoining areas to maintain vigilance against anti-national elements. The use of advanced surveillance systems and high-tech gadgets continues to monitor movement along forest belts and snow-covered ridges. The Chenab Valley, including Bhaderwah, Udhampur, and Kishtwar, remains a focus as intelligence inputs keep forces on high alert to eliminate any terror presence from the region. Harsh weather, dangerous terrain, and constant threat notwithstanding, the Indian Army remains focused on keeping the Chenab Valley safe. The intensified operations aim to foil winter infiltration plans and maintain peace and security across the Chenab Valley.