Terrorist hideout smashed in Jammu

September 09, 2012 17:24

Security Forces today busted a terrorist hideout in Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district and seized arms, ammunition and explosives. Rashtriya Rifles troops and the Jammu and Kashmir police smashed the hideout while carrying out search operations in Jaranwala area at Kotranka in Rajouri, officials said.

Security forces recovered two AK-47 magazines, several IEDs, four IED circuits, ten hand grenades and 52 electric detonators from the hideout, they said. The hideout was located in inhospitable mountains of Pir Panjal, the officials said.

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