End of an Era: Four Top LeT Commanders in J&K Neutralized by Security Forces
The Home Ministry confirms the deaths of all four Lashkar-e-Taiba commanders active in Jammu and Kashmir since 2022, marking a significant victory for security forces.
End of an Era: Four Top LeT Commanders in J&K Neutralized by Security Forces
In a major development, the Home Ministry has announced that all four Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) commanders operating in Jammu and Kashmir since 2022 have been killed. The latest to fall was Mohammad Asif, also known as Hashim Moosa, who was eliminated during an operation that commenced on September 29, 2026.
Previously, his associates Junaid Bhat, Suleman, and Yasir were killed in separate operations spanning from 2024 to 2026. This series of successful operations against key operatives is seen as a serious blow to the LeT ecosystem, raising questions about the ongoing security strategies in the region and the effectiveness of counter-terrorism measures.
As reported by The Hindu, these developments prompt citizens to ask: What measures are being taken to ensure long-term peace in Jammu and Kashmir? What accountability exists for the security forces in conducting these operations? The government must address these pressing inquiries as the situation continues to evolve.
Source: The Hindu
