Army troops opened fire after detecting suspicious movement along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri district on Friday night, triggering a brief exchange of small arms fire across the border, officials said. The firing occurred in the Tarkundi forward area around 10 pm and continued for nearly 90 minutes. No casualties or injuries have been reported. Troops respond to suspected infiltration attempt According to officials, soldiers deployed along the LoC noticed suspicious movement by suspected terrorists near the forward area, prompting them to open fire. The firing was followed by retaliatory small arms fire from across the border before the situation returned to normal. Officials said there was no immediate confirmation of any infiltration or casualties during the exchange. Search operation launched in the area A search operation was launched on Saturday morning to determine whether any infiltrators had managed to enter Indian territory. Security forces are conducting searches in the area while maintaining heightened surveillance along the LoC to prevent any infiltration attempts. Officials said the operation is ongoing. Anti-terror …