J&K Police Have Recovered Huge Cache Of Arms And Ammunition
J&K Police have recovered a huge cache of arms and ammunition.
Pakistan’s nefarious conspiracy failed in Jammu, arms, and ammunition sent from drones were recovered, and one terrorist also killed
Jammu and Kashmir Police have recovered a huge cache of arms and ammunition in a drone sent by Pakistan at Tof village near the International Border.
According to the police, a case was registered on 24 February 2022 at Arnia Police Station regarding the recovery of arms and ammunition by Pakistan Drones.
J&K Police have recovered a huge cache of arms: In this, a person from Jammu was made an accused.
During interrogation with the police, he revealed that a Pakistani prisoner/handler, Mohammad Ali Hussain alias Qasim, was instrumental in shooting down the drones on behalf of Pakistan and was the main operative of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Al Badr.
After this, he was produced in court from jail, and later the police took him on remand.
After sustained interrogation, the Pakistani terrorist finally confessed that he had a role in the drop of arms and ammunition from the Pakistani side in Arnia village.
The police conducted a search operation at the places mentioned by him in Arnia village.
Additional Director General of Police Mukesh Singh said that although no weapon was found in the first place mentioned by him, arms, ammunition, and explosive materials were recovered near of village in Falian Mandal near the International Border.
When a packet that fell from the drone was being opened, the accused attacked the police officer and snatched his service rifle. He also opened fire on the police party and tried to run away.
The accused got injured in retaliatory action. He has been admitted to the Government Medical College Hospital in Jammu. But the terrorist died during treatment.
Here, the bomb disposal squad was used to open the packet sent from the drone.
After this, one AK-47 rifle, magazine, 40 AK rounds, one-star pistol, pistol round, and Chinese grenade were recovered from it. Further investigation is still on.
