Arms seized in Charsadda
CHARSADDA: The police claimed to have foiled a terror bid by seizing huge cache of arms in Haryana area in the limits of Battagram Police Station on Friday.Talking to reporters, Battagram Police Station in-charge Muhammad Ishaq Khan said the police were informed that unidentified suspects had hidden arms in Haryana.The
By our correspondents
January 10, 2015
CHARSADDA: The police claimed to have foiled a terror bid by seizing huge cache of arms in Haryana area in the limits of Battagram Police Station on Friday.Talking to reporters, Battagram Police Station in-charge Muhammad Ishaq Khan said the police were informed that unidentified suspects had hidden arms in Haryana.The police raided the place and recovered 41 mortar shells, 10 rocket launchers, three hand-grenades and explosives, he added. He said the arms were to be used in a terror activity in Shabqadar tehsil.
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