The gunfight between the Indian army and the terrorists in northern India's Jammu and Kashmir, which led to the death of three officers, has already shocked the nation. Amidst this, footage has emerged of the Indian Army targeting the hideouts of these terrorists with the help of new-age weapons and devices.

This happened in Gadole forests of Kokernag area in Anantnag on September 15.

Visuals from a drone showed the hideouts of these terrorists inside of a cave in the area. The army, with the help of technology, located these spots where they hid and blew them up with attacks from a long-range with the use of the Heron drones. Terrorists were also seen trying to escape from the area but they could be located and the army took necessary steps to stop them.

The gunfight, which entered its fourth day on September 16, broke out on September 14. between the terrorists and the army officials which led to the death of three officers-Colonel Manpreet Singh, his company commander Major Ashish Dhonak and Deputy Superintendent Humayun Bhat. These three were struck with bullets in the first volley of firing by the terrorists and they later died during treatment at the hospital. Bhat is also coincidentally, the son of a retired Inspector General of Jammu and Kashmir police, named Ghulam Hasan Bhat.

This attack which took place, is known to have been a planned ambush on the security forces who had acted after receiving a tip-off and cordoned the area. The cops and the army have been able to kill two terrorists so far as the search for the terrorists continues. One more Indian soldier, who had gone missing, was learnt to have died, as per a report.

These terrorists were from a banned outfit, reportedly a shadow group of Lashkar-e-Taiba, which is based in Pakistan. They have claimed responsibility for this attack. Several warlike stores have also been found which included medicines with Pakistan markings.