Reports say a huge cache of explosives was recovered on Monday from a residence in Faridabad that authorities allege is linked to a Jammu & Kashmir investigation. Multiple media outlets are quoting police sources saying about 300 kg of RDX was seized from the house of Dr Adil Ahmed in the Haryana suburb.
Simultaneously, an associated operation in Anantnag is reported to have unearthed an AK-47 rifle and ammunition, according to the same sources. Officials are said to be treating the two operations as connected and are coordinating between Delhi-NCR, Haryana and J&K agencies.
Key points (reported):
- Large quantity of RDX — reported at roughly 300 kg — allegedly recovered from a Faridabad residence.
- A related raid in Anantnag reportedly uncovered an AK-47 and rounds of ammunition.
- Police sources say the seizures form part of an ongoing terror-related probe led by Jammu & Kashmir police with local support.
- The area around the Faridabad address was cordoned off and forensic teams were brought in to examine the material.
- No formal charge sheet or public confirmation with full details has been released by investigating agencies at the time of these reports.
Important caveat: these developments are being reported by media outlets citing police sources. There has been no official, detailed public statement confirming all figures and names as of this bulletin. Authorities may release more precise information, including the exact quantity, chain of custody, and any legal steps, in the coming hours.
This is a developing story and will be updated as official confirmations and documents (FIRs, police briefings) become available.
