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Arms, ammunition recovered from J-K's Wagoora encounter site

By ANI | Updated: June 16, 2021 14:20 IST

The Kashmir Police on Wednesday recovered one pistol, one ammunition magazine, six rounds, and two grenades from the site of encounter between security forces and terrorists at Wagoora in the Naugam area of Srinagar.

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The Kashmir Police on Wednesday recovered one pistol, one ammunition magazine, six rounds, and two grenades from the site of encounter between security forces and terrorists at Wagoora in the Naugam area of Srinagar.

According to the police, the terrorist which was earlier killed in the encounter has been identified as Uzair Ashraf Dar.

"Dar is the resident of Shopian district and was an active terrorist since January 2," the police said.

As per police, two terrorists were trapped in the encounter.

Further details are awaited.

( With inputs from ANI )

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