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Weapons, ammunition found in Gurdaspur

Tribune News Service
Gurdaspur, Updated At : 04:34 AM Jul 10, 2025 IST

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The Anti-Gangster Task Force (AGTF) has foiled a terror plot allegedly orchestrated by Pakistan-based Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) operative Harwinder Rinda by recovering arms and ammunition near Gazikot village in the district.

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The arms and ammunition were meant for Rinda’s associates operating in Punjab. Two AK-47 rifles and 16 cartridges, two magazines and two PS-86 hand grenades were recovered. Police officials say the consignment had been pushed into Indian territory by Pakistani agencies as part of a plan to carry out attacks at locations across Punjab. The main aim of the terrorists was to disrupt peace in the state.

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An FIR has been registered at the Purana Shala police station under the Explosives Act and the Arms Act.

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#AK47Rifles#HarwinderRinda#IndiaSecurityThreat#PakistanSponsoredTerror#PunjabTerrorPlotAntiGangsterTaskForceArmsRecoveryBabbarKhalsaInternationalPunjabSecurityTerrorismInPunjab

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