American, Chinese arms & ammunition recovered from slain terrorists in Doda
DODA, JUNE 27:
Additional Director General of Police (ADGP) Jammu, Anand Jain, along with Deputy Commissioner Doda Harvinder Singh and Senior Superintendent of Police Javaid Iqbal visited Government Medical College (GMC) Hospital here today to enquire about the condition of Selection Grade Constable (SgCt) Ashiq Hussain, who sustained bullet injuries during the encounter at Gandoh, the other day.
Ashiq Hussain was posted with SDPO Gandoh as PSO.
ADGP met with medical authorities at GMC Hospital to receive updates on the condition of the injured policeman. The team of officers expressed their heartfelt concerns and best wishes for his speedy recovery. The visit aimed to demonstrate solidarity with the injured SgCt Ashiq Hussain and his family during this challenging time.
ADGP Jammu Anand Jain commended the dedication
ADGP Jammu, DC Doda
and bravery displayed by SgCt Ashiq Hussain in the face of adversity. He emphasized the importance of ensuring comprehensive medical care and support for police personnel injured in the line of duty. The ADGP also praised the efforts of the medical staff at GMC Hospital Doda for their prompt and effective care.
Meanwhile, GoC Army’s Nagrota-based White Knights Corps, Lt General Navin Sachdeva, on Thursday, reviewed operational preparedness in Jammu & Kashmir’s Doda district and also saw the arms and ammunition recovered from three slain terrorists in Gandoh area on Wednesday.
He complimented the troops for their professional conduct of the operation and exhorted them to continue maintaining operational focus.
The arms and ammunition recovered from three slain terrorists during a joint operation by police, army and CRPF has exposed the army of Pakistan for supplying weapons purchased by them from the US and China to the terrorists.
Arms and ammunition recovered yesterday from slain terrorists include US-made M4 Carbine with Thermal Sight. STANAG Magazines (For 5.56 mm M4). Chinese TYPE 56-1 (AK-56) Assault Rifle, AK Magazines (7.62 mm) and Chinese TYPE 86 Hand Grenades.
In the past, the security forces recovered specially made US and Chinese armour-piercing bullets from the terrorists operating in J&K.
