New Delhi: Jammu and Kashmir Police on Tuesday arrested five people including one pakistani terrorist which had been wanted for 16 years, because it had busted “deeply rooted” interstate Lashkar-e-Taiba module.Pakistani terrorist Abdullah alias Abu Huraira was caught along with another Pakistani national in an operation on Monday, six months after dismantling a “white-collar” terror cell centered at Faridabad’s Al-Falah University, according to officials.Officials said Srinagar Police conducted searches at 19 locations in Jammu and Kashmir, Rajasthan and Haryana in a joint operation with police forces of other states and central agencies. A large cache of weapons including four AK assault rifles, pistols, hand grenades and electronic gadgets were recovered in the raid.Officials said the operation, which began on March 31 and was monitored by Director General of Police Nalin Prabhat, who was camped in Srinagar, has revealed the funding and financial patterns of LeT.Officials said the five arrested include three residents of Srinagar, Mohammad Naqib Bhat, Adil Rashid Bhat and Ghulam Mohammad Mir alias Mama. They are accused of providing shelter, food and logistics support to terrorists.The unraveling of the elaborate network began on March 31 when the first of the three residents of Srinagar, Naqib Bhat, was arrested from Pandach area with a pistol and other incriminating material.During interrogation, he said that he was part of LeT and had purchased arms and ammunition from Adil Rashid, another associate of Zakura. Authorities said he also provided assistance to foreign terrorists.Who are the two Pakistani terrorists?According to officials, both Pakistani terrorists are classified as “A+” grade terrorists. Officials said he had infiltrated into India about 16 years ago and remained active in various districts of the Kashmir Valley and over the years has taken command of about 40 foreign terrorists, most of whom have been neutralized.Officials said Abdullah and Usman may have used false identities to move out of the valley. The investigation findings also reveal that a foreign terrorist managed to travel out of the country on a valid passport made from forged documents.He said the investigation is ongoing to identify additional associates, financiers, facilitators, safe houses and inter-state links and more arrests may be made.Incriminating material has been seized from several locations in different parts of Srinagar and other cities. Officials said these included three AK-47 rifles, one AK-Krinkov rifle, pistols, hand grenades, electronic equipment and gadgets.