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A joint team of the Indian Army and Assam Rifles has successfully recovered a substantial cache of weaponry and ammunition in a decisive operation conducted in Kakching district, Manipur. The operation, aimed at curbing militant activities in the region, yielded one AK rifle, one 12-bore single-barrel rifle, and two 9mm pistols.
Additionally, the team discovered 11 grenades, a significant quantity of ammunition, and other war-like stores. The recovery underscores the ongoing efforts of the Indian security forces to tackle insurgency and ensure regional stability.
The operation reflects the coordinated efforts between the Indian Army and Assam Rifles in addressing security challenges in northeastern India. By intercepting these weapons and ammunition, the forces have mitigated potential threats and disruptions in the region.
The cache of arms and explosives is believed to have been intended for use by insurgent groups operating in the area. The successful recovery is a testament to the effectiveness of the intelligence and operational strategies employed by the security forces.
Authorities have continued to emphasize the importance of vigilance and operational readiness in maintaining peace and security in Manipur. The joint operation highlights the commitment of the Indian Army and Assam Rifles to safeguarding the region and combating insurgent activities.