Cache of arms and ammunition recovered from J&K’s Kathua 

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

Shillong, June 12: Security forces, on Wednesday, recovered a large cache of arms and ammunition from Hiranagar area of Jammu and Kashmir’s Kathua district, where one terrorist and a CRPF trooper were killed in an encounter earlier.

 

The arms and ammunition recovered include three magazines containing 30 rounds, one magazine containing 24 rounds, 75 rounds in a separate polythene bag, three live grenades, Rupees one lakh currency notes of Rs 500 denomination, eatables including Pakistan-made chocolates, dry chenna and stale chapatis, Pakistan-made medicines and pain killer injections, two packs of A4 battery cells, one handset having antenna and two wires hanging from the handset.

 

It must be mentioned that in Seda Sohal village in the same Hiranagar area, terrorists appeared on Tuesday evening. One of them has been killed by the security forces while searches to locate the other terrorists are still going on there.

 

One CRPF constable who got injured in this encounter succumbed to critical injuries in the hospital on Wednesday. (IANS)

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

SC flags stress of introducing third language in Class 9, suggests CBSE to begin from Class 6

New Delhi, July 16:  The Supreme Court on Thursday expressed concern over the introduction of a third language...

Koel Mallick resigns from Rajya Sabha; 4th Trinamool MP to quit after Bengal poll loss

Kolkata, July 16: Actress-turned-politician and Trinamool leader, Rukmini Mallick, popularly known as Koel Mallick, has resigned from the...

Manipur Police begins rollout of e-Office system to boost transparency, digital governance

Imphal, July 16: Manipur Police has initiated the process of introducing the e-Office system across the state to...

US targets China’s grip on critical minerals

Washington, July 16: The Trump administration has told lawmakers that it is reshaping US development finance and overseas...