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LeT operative arrested in Kashmir’s Baramulla; arms & ammunition found: Police

Based on a specific input, an operation was carried out on Sunday by joint parties of police and 32 RR, leading to arrest of one terrorist associate, a police official said

Updated on: Dec 20, 2022, 00:40:07 IST
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Security forces on Monday arrested a Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operative in north Kashmir’s Baramulla district along with arms and ammunition averting attacks on the forces and targeted killings, police officials said.

One canister IED, one pistol along with a magazine and 18 pistol rounds were covered from the village near Chakloo Ziyarat (Representational Image)
One canister IED, one pistol along with a magazine and 18 pistol rounds were covered from the village near Chakloo Ziyarat (Representational Image)

They said Baramulla police and Army’s 32 RR arrested the operative of LeT outfit from Chakloo village of Baramulla, a resident of Nadihal village in Sopore. “Based on a specific input, an operation was carried out on Dec 18 by joint parties of police and 32 RR, leading to arrest of one terrorist associate,” a police spokesman said.

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The spokesperson said on the person’s disclosure, the security forces recovered one canister IED, one pistol along with a magazine and 18 pistol rounds from the village near Chakloo Ziyarat.

“In this regard, a case FIR under sections of unlawful activities (prevention) act (UAPA), explosive substances act and arms act has been registered in police station, Baramulla and investigation taken up,” the spokesperson said.

 
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