Dhurandhar 3 created a stir! Pulwama attack mastermind Hamza Burhan shot in PoK, accounts settled

Pulwama Attack Mastermind Hamza Burhan Shot Dead In PoK: pulwama terrorist attack Hamza Burhan, the alleged mastermind of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir and a terrorist declared by the Government of India, has been shot dead in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK). According to sources, this attack took place in Muzaffarabad when Hamza was present in his office. It is being told that some unknown attackers reached there and opened fire on him. He died on the spot. It is being called ‘Dhurandhar 3’.

Hamza Burhan was active in Pakistan and PoK for a long time. He called himself a teacher, but according to security agencies, he was engaged in training terrorists, infiltration and strengthening the terrorist network. He was also considered to be one of the conspirators of the 2019 Pulwama terror attack.

Who was Hamza Burhan?

Hamza Burhan pakistan occupied kashmir He was considered an important face of the terrorist network active in India. According to reports, he was associated with Jaish-e-Mohammed and was involved in many terrorist activities. In the year 2022, the Government of India had declared him a terrorist under UAPA i.e. Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. According to the investigating agencies, he was also involved in infiltrating terrorists from across the border and running terrorist training camps.

How did the attack happen?

According to sources, Hamza Burhan was sitting in his office in Muzaffarabad. Meanwhile, some unknown people reached there and fired several rounds at him from very close range. He died on the spot after being shot. At present, it is not clear who carried out the attack and who were the people behind it. No official statement has come yet from Pakistan on this matter.

When did Pulwama attack happen?

On 14 February 2019, there was a major terrorist attack on a CRPF convoy in Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir. Jaish-e-Mohammed-affiliated terrorist Adil Ahmed Dar had rammed an SUV filled with explosives into the soldiers’ bus. More than 40 CRPF soldiers were martyred in this attack. This attack was considered one of the biggest terrorist attacks in the country. After this, anger spread across the country.

12 days after the attack, India retaliated by carrying out Operation Balakot on 26 February 2019. The Indian Air Force had carried out an airstrike on the terrorist training camp of Jaish-e-Mohammed in Balakot, Pakistan. India had claimed that a large number of terrorists were killed in this action. Hamza Burhan was seen to be linked to the conspiracy of Pulwama attack. In such a situation, his death is being considered a big blow to the terrorist network.

How many terrorists have been killed in Pakistan so far?

‘Unknown attackers’ in Pakistan (Unknown Gunmen) A major process is going on to selectively target the top commanders of anti-India and banned terrorist organisations. From the year 2022 to May 2026, about 27 to 30 dreaded and most wanted terrorists have been murdered mysteriously. A very precise and similar pattern has been seen in the killings of all these terrorists.

The attackers are usually masked and come riding motorcycles. They shoot terrorists at point blank range (at very close range) outside their house, on a deserted road or while leaving the mosque after offering prayers and run away. Despite claims of heavy security, Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI has not been able to trace these ‘unknown attackers’ till date.

Major terrorists killed

What do defense experts and intelligence agencies say?

The Pakistan government has accused Indian intelligence agencies for these targeted killings without any concrete evidence, which New Delhi has always completely rejected. International and defense experts believe that there could be two main reasons behind these killings;

• Mutual enmity between terrorist organizations: Mutual gang war between organizations like Lashkar, Jaish and Hizbul over money, weapons and supremacy.
• ISI’s ‘Use and Throw’ policy: Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI itself is removing those terrorists who are no longer of any use to them or on whom international pressure (like FATF) has increased too much.