Two LeT operatives arrested in Jammu

Wednesday, December 2, 2009, 14:53 [IST]

Jammu, Dec 2: Two Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militants identified as Sajjad Ahmed and Sohaib Ahmed were arrested from Doda district on Tuesday, Dec 1.

The officials who revealed the news on Wednesday, Dec 2, said that the police who were acting on a tip off arrested the two militants and recovered ammunition from their possession.

The two men are linked to Pakistani militants Ans and Maag (code names) of the militant outfit, the officials informed.

Hand grenade and 12 rounds of AK rifle were recovered from their possession.

Officials suspect the involvement of one of the Lashkar operative arrested, Sajjad, in the grenade attack on a CRPF bunker in Kishtwar town that took place last week.

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Topics: terrorism in india, jammu kashmir

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