In Brief
- Security forces recovered nine UBGL grenades from a forest cave in Rajouri.
- The recovery highlights ongoing counter-terror operations in Jammu and Kashmir.
- An AK-47 magazine and 18 rounds of ammunition were also seized.
- The bust disrupts terrorist logistics in the Rajouri region.
Terror hideout busted in Rajouri forest
Security personnel conducting operations in the Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir discovered a terror hideout in a forest cave. Authorities recovered nine under-barrel grenade launcher (UBGL) grenades along with an AK-47 magazine and 18 rounds of ammunition. The cache was found during ongoing counter-terrorism efforts in the region.
Significance of the recovery
The seizure of explosives and ammunition is significant in the continued drive to dismantle terrorist networks in Jammu and Kashmir. Rajouri is a sensitive area given its proximity to the Line of Control and its history of militant activity. The recovery of these weapons disrupts potential terrorist operations and logistics in the area.
Ongoing counter-terrorism operations
Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir regularly conduct search and sweep operations to locate and neutralize terrorist camps and hideouts. The intensive intelligence-led operations have led to several recoveries of arms and explosives over recent years, aiming to restore stability and safety in the region.
