Archive · 18 Jan 2026
Arms Cache Found Near India-Pakistan Border
Police in Punjab, India, found a big stash of guns and bullets near the border with Pakistan.
They think the weapons were sent by a bad guy named Rinda, who is supported by Pakistan's secret service.
The police are now searching the area to find more people involved and stop any future trouble.
They found three big guns, some smaller guns, and many bullets.
The police are working hard to keep everyone safe.
Punjab's Pathankot Police recovered a large cache of arms and ammunition near the India-Pakistan border.
The consignment included 3 AK-47 rifles, 5 magazines, 2 pistols, 2 magazines, and 98 live cartridges.
Intelligence suggests the consignment was sent by Rinda, a criminal-turned-terrorist operating from Pakistan.
Rinda is believed to be supported by Pakistan's Inter Service Intelligence (ISI).
Police have intensified search operations and launched raids to arrest those involved.
- Who
- Punjab's Pathankot Police and central intelligence agencies
- What
- Recovered a large cache of arms and ammunition
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Narot Jaimal Singh, near the India-Pakistan border
- Why
- To disrupt peace in the state, as suspected
- Location
- Narot Jaimal Singh, near India-Pakistan border
- Items Recovered
- 3 AK-47 rifles, 5 magazines, 2 pistols, 2 magazines, 98 live cartridges
- Suspected Sender
- Rinda, a criminal-turned-terrorist
- Supporting Agency
- Pakistan's Inter Service Intelligence (ISI)
- Action Taken
- Intensified search operations and raids
