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2 militant hideouts busted in Kulgam : Police

K H News Service by K H News Service
April 27, 2021
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Kulgam: Police on Monday said that “ Police along with 34RR and 18Bn CRPF busted two militants hideouts in the Adipal Jungle area of Aharbal in South Kashmir’s Kulgam district”.
Police in a statement issued on Monday said “during search in the Adipal jungle area of Aharbal area, two hideouts were busted and subsequently destroyed and joint team also recovered incriminating materials and arms/ammunition including one PK machine gun 7.62mm, one UMG, nine PK machine gun 7.67 mm carts, one Pistol 9mm (star) with mag, 9mm Pistol (dis-assembled), 24 9mm Pistol RDS, 01 Rotating Bolt (AK-47), 237 AK-47 Rounds, one Chili gren, 32 5.56 MM RDS, 01 AK-47 Magazine, 4 Solar Plates, 1 Pair Full hand gloves, 2 pair half hand gloves, 42 AK-47 fired case, one Combat belt, two Pouch Combats, two power banks, two pair elbow guard, 2 pair knee guard, one radio, one emergency LT, two snow goggles, one hand drill, one hammer, 2 sleeping bags, one torch, 2 jackets, one burka, 3 bags, 2 pair shoes, 5 pair socks, 2 face masks, 2 shirt Army pattern, one shirt CISF pattern, one pant black, one winter cape, Painkiller medicines, and one traditional cap from the hideouts.
Stating that all the recovered materials have been taken into Police custody for the purpose of investigation, the police in the concluding para of it’s statement further said “a case under relevant sections of law stands registered at Police Station and initiated investigation in the matter”.

 

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