Bandipora Police Arrest LeT Terrorist Associate, Recover Chinese Hand Grenades in Joint Operation

In a significant breakthrough against terrorism in the valley, the Bandipora Police, in collaboration with 13 RR and 45Bn CRPF, successfully apprehended a terrorist associate affiliated with Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) in a joint operation conducted at Baharabad Hajin.

 

The operation resulted in the recovery of two Chinese hand grenades, highlighting the continued efforts of security forces to maintain peace and stability in the region.

 

Acting on reliable intelligence, the security forces meticulously planned and executed the operation to nab the LeT associate, whose identity has not been disclosed at this time. The individual's capture marks another blow to the nefarious activities of the LeT, a banned terrorist organization known for its involvement in numerous acts of violence and terror in Jammu and Kashmir.

 

During the operation, the security personnel acted swiftly, ensuring the safe arrest of the suspect. The recovery of two Chinese hand grenades further underscores the grave threat posed by the presence of illegal arms and ammunition in the hands of terrorist networks operating in the region.

 

The Bandipora Police, in coordination with the relevant agencies, has promptly registered a case under the Arms Act and the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UA(P) Act), enabling a thorough investigation into the matter.

 

In a separate incident, security forces operating in the Baramulla district achieved another significant success by apprehending two militant associates linked to LeT.

 

Acting on specific information regarding the movement of terrorists in Frestihar Kreeri village, a Mobile Vehicle Checkpoint (MVCP) was established at the Frestihar Waripora crossing.

 

The timely action resulted in the successful arrest of the suspects, identified as Suhail Gulzar of Frestihar Kreeri and Waseem Ahmad Pata of Hudipora Rafiabad.

 

The search of the arrested individuals led to the discovery of two Chinese pistols, two magazines, and 15 pistol rounds in their possession.

 

Both Suhail Gulzar and Waseem Ahmad Pata, identified as militant associates of LeT, have been taken into custody. A case has been registered against them under the Arms Act and UA(P) Act, signaling a comprehensive investigation into their involvement in terrorist activities.

 

The arrests of the LeT terrorist associate in Bandipora and the two militant associates in Baramulla serve as a testament to the continued vigilance and dedication of the security forces in their tireless efforts to thwart terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir.

 

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