Youths Snatched AK-47 Rifle From Two Policemen In Punjab

Youths snatched an AK-47 rifle from two policemen in Punjab, stir in the area, search operation.

Late in the night near the village Jalalabad in the district, some youths ran away snatching an AK-47 rifle from a policeman.

The incident occurred near Jalalabad, a village in the Dharamkot area on the Moga – Jalandhar highway.

Some youths had a fight with two policemen at the block late at 2:30 pm. The youths beat up a lot both policemen and escaped by snatching an AK-47 rifle from them.

The police are conducting a search operation to retrieve the rifle and capture the youths. The incident has caused a sensation in the entire region.

According to the information, a policeman was on the block near village Jalalabad in the Dharmkot area on the Maega-Jalandhar highway in Moga district late at night.

During this, policemen questioned some young men. During this time, there was a dispute between the youths and the policemen and they got upset.

The youths then snatched the AK-47 rifle of the policeman and escaped. The attackers beat up and severely injured both policemen.

12 Naxalites surrender in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh

12 Naxalites have surrendered in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. All Naxalites surrendered before Andhra Pradesh Police in Chintapalli area of ​​Visakhapatnam district on Saturday during the People’s Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA) week.

The Naxalites who surrendered before Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Vidya Sagar Naidu of Chintapalle belong to the villages of Gallikkonda region, Panasalabanda, Akarguru, and Patharigunta in Ramgadda.

Jammu Kashmir: Terrorist hideout in Baramulla destroyed

Police and CRPF in Shirpora and Naribal area of ​​North Kashmir’s Baramulla district have recovered arms and ammunition during a search operation, destroying the hideout of the militants.

On receiving specific information, CRPF and police conducted a joint search operation.

Two UBGA grenades, a Chinese grenade, some medicines, blankets, and offensive documents have been recovered from the terrorists’ hideout. Chandusas police station has registered a case in this regard and started an investigation.

Soon after the incident, police launched a search operation in the surrounding area.

The search operation is being carried out in collaboration with Baramulla Police, CRPF’s 53rd Battalion, and 176th Battalion. People are being questioned so that information about terrorists can be obtained.