Hizbul Terrorist Arrested From Khiryu Area Of ​​Pampore

Hizbul terrorist arrested from Khiryu area of ​​Pampore, arms also recovered: Terrorist Arrested.

Security forces have arrested a Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist from the Sharshali Khiryu area of ​​district Awantipora.

Not only this, a large number of arms and ammunition were also recovered from his possession. The police are interrogating him.

Officials say that with the help of the arrested terrorist, information can be found about other associates of the terrorist organization operating in Pampore.

Police said that on the basis of information received from the sources, they had conducted a search operation in the Sharshali Khiryu area with the help of Army and CRPF personnel.

Police were accompanied by soldiers of 50 RR army and 185 battalions of CRPF.

After laying siege to the Khiryu area, as soon as the security forces started searching for the terrorists, only then they saw some movement in a garden.

Due to the fear of being a terrorist, the security forces started the siege of the garden. The terrorist came to know and tried to escape.

But alert soldiers caught him there. The arrested terrorist identified himself as Sahil Manzoor resident of Tulbagh Pampore.

He told that he is associated with Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist organization. Police also recovered arms and ammunition from him.

The security forces handed him over to the police. Information related to the organization is being taken from the arrested terrorist.

Police officials said that more arrests would be made soon on the basis of interrogation.

CRPF ready to make every sacrifice for the country celebrated 83rd Raising Day with enthusiasm

Taking inspiration from its martyrs on its 83rd Raising Day on Tuesday, the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), which is helping in creating law and order as well as taking on terrorists in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, is ready to make every sacrifice for the country.

The Central Reserve Police Force was established on July 27, 1939, as the Crown Representative Police in Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh.

After the independence of the country, on 28 December 1949, it got the name of Central Reserve Police Force, and on 19 March 1950, it was given the symbol.

On Tuesday, along with Jammu and Kashmir, on the foundation day, salutes were given to CRPF personnel who were martyred while fighting terrorists.