Eleven weapons, including AK-47 rifles, pistols and an INSAS rifle, are reported stolen from a high-security area within Secunderabad Cantonment in Telangana. The theft is believed to have occurred on Sunday night, and it comes to light after Army personnel discover missing firearms from a locked storage room on the Madras Regiment premises. Army officials seal the area and launch a joint investigation with police.

Police register a case after an Army complaint, and investigators examine CCTV footage, access records and security arrangements around the weapons storage area. Sources in the reports say the premises are primarily accessible to Army personnel and a limited number of civilian employees associated with outsourced units. The theft is said to involve forced entry—breaking open a lock and forcing open a door—before the weapons were taken. Across outlets, the investigation focus includes the possibility of insider involvement due to the restricted nature of the cantonment and the ability of someone with knowledge of the facility to bypass security.

While the accounts broadly agree on the number and types of firearms and the timing of the incident, details such as the specific internal location and the extent of the access involved are described with slightly different emphasis by each outlet. Investigators continue to question individuals with recent access to the storage area and work to trace the missing weapons.