Jammu, Feb. 19 -- The recovery of two foreign-made pistols from a youth in Nowshera has lent fresh credence to intelligence inputs suggesting that Pakistan-based terror handlers are increasingly using drug trafficking networks to funnel arms into different parts of Jammu and Kashmir. According to official reports, a joint patrolling team of the Jammu and Kashmir Police and the Indian Army apprehended Sachin Kumar alias Pamma, a resident of Sehar village near the Line of Control (LoC), from the Raipur area of Nowshera in Rajouri district.
During the search, security personnel recovered two sophisticated foreign-origin pistols - one manufactured in Turkey and the other in China - along with four magazines and 15 live rounds of ammunition. Po...