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Two held with sharp weapons

Jammu, June 15 Two alleged miscreants were arrested along with two sharp edged weapons in Samba district, police said on Saturday. They were travelling on a motorcycle when they were intercepted by the police at Kala Gate Bari Brahmana checkpoint,...

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Updated At : 12:09 PM Jun 16, 2024 IST

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Jammu, June 15

Two alleged miscreants were arrested along with two sharp edged weapons in Samba district, police said on Saturday.

They were travelling on a motorcycle when they were intercepted by the police at Kala Gate Bari Brahmana checkpoint, leading to the recovery of two ‘Tokas’ from their possession, said a police spokesman.

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