JAMMU, June 12: The DIG Jammu and Kashmir Police and Senior Superintendent of Police Kathua had a narrow escape after a terrorist fired a barrage of bullets on their vehicles amid the ongoing anti-terrorist operation in Hiranagar.
It said that the cavalcade of the two police officers came under attack after a hiding terrorist fired over two dozen rounds. There however was no harm caused to any of the officers’ or any of the personnel.
The security forces recovered arms and ammunition around the ongoing gunfight site, which included; three magazines containing 30 rounds, one another magazine containing 24 rounds, 75 rounds in a separate polythene, 3 live grenades, 1 lakh currency (200 notes of rupees 500), eatables (Pak-made chocolates, dry channa and stale chapatis), Pak-made medicines and injections (pain-killers), 1 syringe, 2 packs of A4 batteries and 1 handset wrapped in tape having antenna and 2 wires hanging from the handset.
More reports awaited.
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