Army busts terror hideout in Reasi, seizes huge cache of arms

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Jammu, Updated At : 03:45 AM Dec 12, 2024 IST

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The Army busted a major terrorist hideout in Reasi district on Wednesday and seized a huge cache of arms and ammunition, officials said here.

The Rashtriya Rifles troops busted the hideout during cordon and search operations in the forest area of Mahore, they said. According to the officials, the recovery made from the hideout included an AK assault rifle, its three magazines with over 400 rounds, two pistols, two magazines with 14 rounds and four hand grenades. The search operation in the area was continuing and further details were awaited, they added.

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