Gurdaspur: Punjab Police have recovered 40mm under the Barrel Grenade Launcher (UBGL) with two grenades that are compatible with two 40 mm, 3.79 kg RDX, nine electrical detonators, and two set of timer devices for improvised (IED) device from Gurdaspur Punjab, Inspector General of Police (IGP), the range of borders, Mohinish Chawla said on Friday.
UBGL is a weapon of a short-term grenade launch area with an effective range of 150 meters and can damage VVIP security as well.
The official release issued on Friday said that the recovery was carried out at Malkeet Singh’s disclosure, a resident of Gazikot Village in Gurdaspur, who was arrested by Gurdaspur police on Thursday.
Earlier on January 14, the special task force has broken the terror module after the recovery of around 5kg Ied, including 2.7 kg RDX and RS 1 Note of the Indian Lakh currency near the Indo-sir’s international border in the Amritsar sector.
Read Alsostf recovered around 5 kg -Pak International border on Friday.
According to sources, following specific inputs, STF launched OnSources operations said that Spurt was recently in smuggling of explosives in Punjab from Pakistan, it could be part of the contents plot to disrupt the selection of assemblies.
Mohnish said that the police also ordered the Malkeet Co-conspirator, which was identified as Sukhpreet Singh, Tharajot Singh and Sukhmmetpal Singh, in addition, Head of the International Sikh Youth Federation (ISYF) based on Pakistan Lakhbir Singh Rode and Gangster Fugitive Arshdeep Singh aka Arsh Dalla.
In the release, senior police supervisor (SSP) Gurdaspur Nanak Singh told a case under 6 and 18 UU UU (P), Section 4 and 5 explosive laws, part 120B of IPC and Section 25, 27 54 and 59 Weapons business has been registered with the Dinanagar police station.
“Investigations to identify members remaining from damaged terrorist modules, restoring the remaining terrorist hardware received by them and revealing all conspiracies, hatching by the contents of Pakistan and lakhbir,” Nanak said.
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