Jammu: Forces on Tuesday unearthed an underground hideout of terrorists established in dense forests of Sagrawat village in Darhal area of Rajouri district in Jammu and Kashmir.
Police spokesman said that based on a specific information, a team of Police, Special Operation Group, Army and CRPF launched a joint Cordon and Search Operation (CASO) in areas of Sagrawat forest in Darhal, Rajouri.
During this operation, the spokesman said that security forces succeeded to zero-in over a hideout that was of underground nature and established within dense forest cover.
The hideout established underground was covered with soil from above to hide it, said the spokesman adding that during search, forces recovered estables and other items that include four LPG cylinders, six empty AK rifle magazines, one pistol magazine with thirteen bullets, one INSAS rifle magazine with 19 bullets, one communication set, one solar light with plate, one pair of hand gloves, wheat flour, refined wheat flour, dry fruits, some eatables, five litres capacity cooker, two litres capacity cooker, one utensil (kadai), 30 pencil cells, two blankets, three bags, one pheran, one water can of 40 litres capacity, three power banks, one data cable, one adaptor, one shoe pair, one wire cutter, one screw driver, one tiffin, one body warmer garmet set, six hand grips, two torches, one pack of washing powder, one pack of Daliya, milk powder packets and other eatables.
Jammu and Kashmir police said that searches in the area are going on and it seem that terrorists were using the hideout to hide themselves but their plot has been foiled by unearthing it.
