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Security forces arrest former militant in J-K’s Kishtwar

On specific information, a special team of security forces raids the suspected locations and arrests the former militant

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Jammu, September 18

Security forces arrested a former militant in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar district, officials said on Saturday.

On specific information, a special team of security forces raided the suspected locations on Friday and arrested the former militant, they said.

The arrested person has been identified as Abdul Gani. He was wanted in a case registered at Marwah Police Station, officials said, adding that he was produced before a court in Kishtwar and sent in judicial custody. PTI

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