AK 47 Rifle Snatched From Police Constable In Kulgam

AK 47 rifle snatched from police constable in Kulgam, South Kashmir: Militancy in Kashmir.

Some unidentified persons snatched a rifle from a police constable at Shamispora Chowk in the Khudwani area of ​​South Kashmir’s Kulgam district on Sunday.

Constable Mudasir Ahmed, whose rifle was snatched, is a resident of Devsar. These days he is posted in Wanpoh police station.

On receiving information about the snatching of the rifle from the police personnel, the police and security forces surrounded the area and started a search operation. However, no one has been found yet.

According to the information, Mudasir Ahmed was on duty at Shamispora Chowk falling under the Wanpoh police station area on Sunday afternoon.

Then suddenly some youths came and his AK-47 rifle swung into nine-two-eleven. Police constable Mudasir immediately informed the police station.

AK 47 rifle snatched: Then other security agencies were informed. Within moments the area was cordoned off.

It is feared that the terrorist who snatched the weapon may be hiding somewhere nearby, but no trace of him could be traced till late afternoon.

On the other hand, the police have also started trying to scrutinize the footage of the CCTV cameras installed in the area so that the arms snatchers can be identified.

It should be known that terrorists are trying to carry out any terrorist incident in Jammu and Kashmir around Independence Day. So the security agencies are fully alert.

Drone Force: Under the guise of peace on the Jammu and Kashmir border, Pakistan is preparing a drone force in POK.

Pakistan is engaged in increasing the strength of terrorist organizations in the name of restoration of peace.

Under the guise of the ceasefire, a drone force is being prepared against India in the ongoing terrorist training camp in POK.

This is also proved by the fact that the India-Pakistan ceasefire agreement was signed in February. In the same month, Border Security Force personnel recovered weapons thrown from a drone in Ramgarh.

ADGP Mukesh Singh told about the drone shot down by the police in the Kanachak sector on Friday that it had come within seven kilometers of the Indian border.

The weight loaded on it was less, so after entering the Indian border, it could come within about 20 km.