J&K: SFs recover arms, ammo from hideout in Rajouri
Officials here said that during routine searches, security forces busted a hideout in Thanamandi area.
They said that the joint team of police, SOG and army recovered 48 rounds of Pika gun, give pistol rounds, AK-47 round, IED material, a t-shirt and a tear gas from the hideout.
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