Exclusive Ground Zero Report on Helicopters, Drones Deployed as Kalaban Forest Operation Continues on day 2 in JK's Kishtwar. A massive Cordon and Search Operation has resumed for the second consecutive day in Kishtwar’s Kalaban forests under Chhatru Sub-Division, after a brief encounter on Wednesday. Heavy reinforcements, including helicopters, drones, and Para Commandos, have been deployed as forces continue to track down three Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists believed to be hiding in the dense forest area. The high-intensity operation began early yesterday after specific intelligence inputs indicated the presence of terrorists in the Naidgam Passerkote belt. Security forces established contact shortly after, triggering a fierce gunfight that lasted for more than an hour. On Day 2, the operation has intensified with heavy deployment of additional Army and J&K Police units. Helicopters and drones are conducting aerial surveillance, while Para Commandos have been pressed in to strengthen the cordon. Security forces have sealed the entire forest area, and searches are underway to track down the three suspected JeM terrorists hiding in the rugged terrain. With the dense forests and tough terrain posing a major challenge, security forces continue to maintain a tight vigil in the region. The operation remains underway, and forces are leaving no room for escape as the hunt for the terrorists continues in Kalaban forests of Kishtwar.