4 AK 47 rifles, 4 magazines, 240 rounds recovered
Kupwara, Oct 10: Army on Saturday claimed to have foiled the weapon smmuglling at Kishanganga river along the line of control (LoC) at Keran sector in north Kashmir’s district and recovered huge quantity of arms and ammunition.
Officials told news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), that army noticed movement of two to three men who were transporting some items in a tube through Kishanganga river and with timely action the weapon smuggling bid was foiled by alert troops.
Defence sources said that army men foiled the weapon smuggling bid by three persons who bad tied a tube with huge quantity of arms and qmmunition with a rope across Kishangaga river from Pakistan administered Kashmir side.
The timely action of alert forces have foiled another smmugle of war like store successfully, the defence sources said.
They said that after the timely action troops reached the spot and recovered huge amount of war like store that include, 4 AK 47 Rifles, 8 Magazines and 240 rounds.
It a may be recalled that the army earlier claimed a number of catches in forward areas in Uri and stated that the weapons dumped close to LoC are meant for the militancy related activities in the valley and the militants are without proper weapons and are desperate to avail some but all such attempts will made in future will be foiled—(KNO)
