Huge Cache of Arms Seized in Kathua, Terror Attack Averted: Army

Two AK assault rifles, a hand grenade, four magazines with 256 rounds & 59 rounds of sniper ammunition were seized
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Photo for Representational Purposes. Army personnel display a huge cache of arms, ammunition and other items seized from the three militants who were killed after they attacked an Army camp in Handwara district of north Kashmir on Thursday.
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Photo for Representational Purposes. Army personnel display a huge cache of arms, ammunition and other items seized from the three militants who were killed after they attacked an Army camp in Handwara district of north Kashmir on Thursday.
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The Indian Army on Saturday, 29 December said they have averted a major terror attack with the seizure of a huge cache of arms and ammunition in Kathua district of Jammu and Kashmir.

Two AK assault rifles, a hand grenade, four magazines with 256 rounds and 59 rounds of sniper ammunition were seized during a joint operation by the Army and local police in the Billawar block early Saturday, a defence spokesman said.

He said the security forces conducted the operation after receiving inputs from military intelligence and this recovery has averted a major terrorists strike planned in the Jammu region.

Defence sources said the arms and ammunition were wrapped in a polythene bag and dumped in an isolated area in a village for later use.

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