Two LeT terrorists escape police custody in Kashmir
A cache of arms, ammunition and explosives has been recovered from a terrorist hideout in the Ramban district of Jammu.
A cache of arms, ammunition and explosives has been recovered from a terrorist hideout in the Ramban district of Jammu.
Punjab Police spokesperson and Inspector General of Police (IGP) Sukhchain Singh Gill said the fugitive was last seen in Kurukshetra on 19 March where he took shelter in a woman’s house.
The IGP said that 54 persons associated with Amritpal have been arrested till now since Saturday.
"The gunmen were said to have arrived the centre heavily armed with sophisticated weapons and after a fierce encounter with officers on guard, gained entrance into the yard using dynamite to blast the wall," said Anjorin.
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