Operation Sheruwali (also spelled Sheruwali/Sherawali) in Rajouri, Jammu & Kashmir, is an ongoing anti-terror cordon-and-search operation in the dense forests of the Dorimal-Gambhir Mughlan (or Muglan/Moghla) area in the Pir Panjal belt (Manjakote sector).

 It began on May 23, 2026, following intelligence inputs about the movement of 2-3 suspected terrorists (reportedly including Pakistani terrorists linked to groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba).

Joint operation by the Indian Army (White Knight Corps/16 Corps, including special forces like 9 Para), J&K Police, and CRPF. They are using drones, helicopters, sniffer dogs, and additional reinforcements. Northern Command Army Commander Lt Gen Pratik Sharma has visited the site to review operations.

Terrain is very challenging, of dense forests, making it difficult to track the militants.

On the 7th day of operation that is on 29 May, Security forces have intensified searches and launched fresh assaults on suspected hideouts. Heavy firing, shelling, and explosions have been reported again in the Dorimal forest area today.

Intermittent or fresh exchanges of gunfire have occurred on multiple days, including recent reports of intense firing.

One militant (reportedly a Pakistani terrorist named Quari, a high-rank Lashkar figure) has been neutralized earlier in the operation. Others (2-3) are believed to be still trapped.

A terrorist hideout was busted earlier, with recovery of items like weapons, food stocks, etc.

No confirmed fresh casualties on the security forces' side in the latest reports.

The operation remains active with a tight cordon to prevent escape. These long operations in forested hilly terrain are common in the region when militants are cornered. Updates are coming in from local and national media, with forces maintaining pressure.

This matches your description of gunfire on the 7th day. For the absolute latest, check official sources like the Indian Army's White Knight Corps updates or reliable news outlets, as the situation is fluid.