The Jammu and Kashmir Police on Tuesday issued a proclamation order against Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) ‘commander’ Ashiq Nengroo; booked two “anti-nationals” under the stringent Public Safety Act (PSA); and chargesheeted two militants and their three associates in J&Okay, as a part of the continuing operation in the Union Territory (UT).
A police spokesman mentioned a proclamation under Section 82 of the CrPC was issued by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) court docket, Pulwama, against designated terrorist Ashiq Nengroo.
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The court docket has given them 30 days to give up earlier than the competent authority. The NIA court docket has already issued a non-bailable warrant. “The proclamation order was pasted in their native places and also on the conspicuous places of the villages along with the concerned police,” the police mentioned.
In the Chenab Valley’s Kishtwar, two locals, Muhammad Rafi from Poochal and Ghulam Qadir from Dachhan, had been arrested and lodged in the Kathua district jail “to ensure they do not support terrorism anymore”.
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“Both were involved in anti-national activities earlier too, and booked under PSA after a secret verification of their antecedents. We want to convey the message in loud and clear terms that anyone found involved in anti-national activities, especially militancy, will not be spared. We will detain all such individuals and even attach their properties,” Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), Kishtwar, Khalil Poswal mentioned.
Meanwhile, the J&Okay Police’s Special Investigation Unit (SIU) introduced a chargesheet earlier than the NIA court docket, Srinagar, against 5 accused individuals, together with three terrorist associates and two terrorists.
The police mentioned two grenades had been recovered from the 2 suspects, Amir Mushtaq Dar and Kabil Rashid Dar, at a checkpoint established in Natipora-Chanapora space in Srinagar.
“During the course of investigation, another co-accused namely, Aqib Jamal Bhat from Sozeith was apprehended and on his disclosure, one IED, which was kept hidden by him in a pit at Rangreth near the railway track, was recovered,” the police mentioned.
The three arrested accused had been working as terrorist associates for Momin Gulzar Mir and Basit Ahmad Dar, energetic militants, under a well-knit prison conspiracy to supply logistic assist to them. The accused terrorists are nonetheless absconding.
