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A terrorist and eight of his associates, including two women involved in cross-border smuggling of arms and ammunition, were arrested in separate operations after security forces found two terror cells in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla district, police said on Tuesday.
Terrorist collaborators were involved in cross-border smuggling of arms and ammunition and their further distribution to Lashkar-e-Toiba terrorists for terrorist activities at the behest of Pakistan-based terrorist handlers.
Superintendent of Police Amod Nagpure said in a press conference in Baramulla on September 21 that the police came to know from reliable sources that Yaseen Ahmad Shah, a resident of Janbazpora Baramulla has gone missing from home and joined banned terror. outfit LeT/TRF.
TRF, or The Resistance Front, is the front outfit of Lett.

According to Nagpur, a case has been registered and an investigation has been started. After receiving information based on human/technical intelligence, security forces nabbed the terrorist during a check at the Mobile Vehicle Check Point (MVCP) in Tapper Pattan on September 22.
According to the SSP, incriminating materials, arms and ammunition, including a pistol, a pistol magazine and eight cartridges, were recovered from his possession.

During interrogation, Shah revealed the name of his second accomplice, Parvaiz Ahmadina, a resident of Takiya Wagoora.
That is why the security forces raided his residence and later arrested him, the SSP said.
When he was exposed, two hand grenades were also found in his hand, he added. According to the SSP, during further questioning and exposure of the terrorist the next day, a pistol, pistol flag and eight cartridges were recovered from his house in Janbazpora.
Shah disclosed the names of his female accomplices: Nigeena, a resident of Vijipora Hajin, and Aafreena alias Aayat, a resident of Patpora Shalteng Srinagar, and after their disclosure, they were in possession of two hand grenades, Nagpure said.
On Monday, during further questioning of Shah and Ahmad, they released the names of two more accomplices: Mudasir Ahmad Rather, a resident of Takiya Wagoora, and Showkat Ahmad Malik, a resident of Wagila Wagoora, police said.
After exposing them, he said that a Chinese grenade, a pistol, a magazine, and eight cartridges were found in their possession.
Investigation revealed that the terrorist along with his five accomplices were acting on the instructions of Pakistani handlers and planned to recruit new terrorists and carry out terrorist activities in Baramalla and nearby areas, the SSP added. A case has been registered under sections of UA(P) and Arms Act and further investigation is on.
According to the SSP, a terrorist module was found in another operation where three accomplices of terrorists in LeT gear were arrested.
While checking Paranpeela Bridge Uri, security forces spotted two suspects coming towards Paranpeela Bridge from Dach's side and tried to flee on spotting the nakaka party, but they were tactfully caught, Nagpure said.
During their search, two Glock pistols, four pistol magazines, two pistol silencers, five Chinese grenades, and 29 pistol cartridges were found.
They were arrested and were identified as Zaid Hassan Malla, a resident of Mir Sahib Baramulla, and Mohammad Arif Channa, a resident of Stadium Colony Baramulla. According to the police, the terrorists were involved in the cross-border smuggling of arms and ammunition and their further distribution to Letterrorists to carry out terrorist activities on the orders of terrorist handlers based in Pakistan.
A case under the Indian Arms Act and UA (P) Act has been registered and an investigation has started.
During the investigation, they revealed the name of their accomplice as Aftaar Ahmad Lohar, a resident of Surankote Poonch, who was later arrested, the SSP said.