Terrorist hideout busted in Rajouri

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Updated At : 07:04 AM Aug 02, 2024 IST

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Jammu, August 1
Security forces seized arms and ammunition after busting a terrorist hideout in a remote forest area in Rajouri early this morning.
The hideout was unearthed during a joint cordon and search operation launched by the Army, police and the BSF at Gulabgarh in Dharamsal area of Kalakote. The operation, ‘Gulabgarh’, was launched following specific intelligence.
During the search operation, the security forces found a natural cave in the forest area. They recovered an AK-47 rifle, two hand grenades, a knife and bullet rounds, eatables and cigarette packets from the hideout. — OC

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