Two LeT Terrorists Arrested By Police In Bandipora. Arms, Ammunitions Recovered

New Delhi: Two militant associates from terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba have been arrested by Bandipora police together with 26 Assam Rifles from Lal Qilla Mode below Pethkote Police in Jammu and Kashmir. The LeT related who have been travelling in a White Scorpio bearing registeration quantity JK05H/0622 have been arrested after receiving a tip off concerning motion of some terrorist associates. 

The police and safety forces recovered an enormous cache of arms and ammunitions throughout search of the automobile. Three pistols together with magazines, 24 reside 9mm rounds, 5 hand grenades, blankets, pretend police id card, pretend id card of Well being Division and different day by day use objects have been additionally recovered by the police and safety forces from there possession.

The arrested terrorist associates have been recognized as Mohd Yousuf Wani, a resident of Pethkote Bandipora and Manzoor Ahmed Shah resident of Bagh Bandipora.

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Throughout preliminary investigation it was revealed that they the place in contact with some lively terrorists of LeT and the duo have been tasked to revive militancy by motivating youth to affix militant teams and unfold terrorism within the district, apart from giving logistic assist to terrorists. Well timed arrest of those terrorist associates averted a significant terror exercise within the district.

On this connection, FIR below related sections has been registered and additional investigation is being taken up.

On Wednesday, the Indian Military recovered our bodies of two terrorists who have been gunned down alongside the Line of Management (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir’s Rajouri district, the officers stated, reported information company PTI. The terrorists have been killed on the intervening night time of Monday and Tuesday when Military personnel foiled their bid into this aspect of the LoC within the Nowshera sector, as reported by the information company.