J&K: Joint Army-Police Operation In Kupwara Leads To Recovery Of Arms & Narcotics; Visuals Surface

Kupwara (J&K): In a joint operation, the Indian Army, along with Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) Police, carried out a search operation in the Amrohi area of Tangdhar village in Kupwara district, recovering arms, ammunition, and narcotics.

Acting on specific intelligence input, the Indian Army and J&K Police recovered four pistols, six pistol magazines, approximately four kilograms of narcotics, and other war-like stores on Tuesday.

The Chinar Corps of the Indian Army reiterated its commitment to a terror-free Kashmir.

Earlier, on December 11, security forces recovered an improvised explosive device (IED) on the Baramulla-Handwara road in Kupwara district. Following its detection, the security forces destroyed the explosives.

Following the detection, security forces destroyed the explosives, they said.

Tweet Of Indian Army's Chinar Corps

In a post on X, the Indian Army's Chinar Corps said, "IED recovered at Langate, Kupwara, on the Baramulla-Handwara road. Chinar Warriors and @JmuKmrPolice averted a major terror incident today by recovering and destroying an IED at Langate, Kupwara."

"The Indian Army remains resolute in its commitment to keep Kashmir terror-free," it added.

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