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J-K Police Arrests Teacher for Aiding Foreign Terrorists in Kishtwar

Jammu and Kashmir Police have arrested Mashkoor Ahmed, a teacher, for allegedly aiding foreign terrorists in Kishtwar. The arrest was made from a hideout in Singhpora, Chatroo, following a meticulous investigation. Ahmed is accused of facilitating logistics for the terrorists, with a case registered under multiple sections of BNS, UAPA, and Arms Act. Police have also arrested another accused, Maneer Ahmed, and continue investigations to dismantle the entire network.

Key Points: J-K Police Arrests Teacher for Aiding Terrorists in Kishtwar

  • Teacher arrested for facilitating terrorist hideout in Kishtwar
  • Second arrest in network aiding foreign terrorists
  • Case filed under UAPA, Arms Act, and BNS
  • J-K Police vow to dismantle entire terror support network
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J-K Police arrests supporters of Saifullah group for aiding foreign terrorists in Kishtwar

J-K Police arrest teacher Mashkoor Ahmed for aiding foreign terrorists in Kishtwar. Investigation ongoing to dismantle entire network.

"This arrest disrupts critical logistics supporting terror activities in the region. - SSP Kishtwar Naresh Singh"

Kishtwar, May 13

In a decisive operation against anti-national elements, Jammu and Kashmir Police have arrested a key accused linked to providing aid to foreign terrorists at a hideout in Singhpora, Chatroo, Kishtwar, officials said.

According to a press release, the case is registered at Police Station Chatroo, invoking sections 61(2), 109, 147, 148 of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), sections 13, 16, 18, 19, 20 of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and section 7/27 of the Arms Act.

SSP Kishtwar Naresh Singh, while sharing the details, stated that through meticulous investigation and precise operations, police apprehended Mashkoor Ahmed, a resident of Beighpora, Singhpora, Kishtwar, a teacher in the School Education Department, who was directly implicated in facilitating the terrorists' hideout.

This arrest disrupts critical logistics supporting terror activities in the region.

Earlier, Maneer Ahmed, a resident of Bandeyan Naidgam, was also arrested for similar offences.Investigation continues to dismantle the entire network, with all perpetrators to face justice under due legal process.

Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) Police reaffirms its iron-fisted approach to eradicating anti-national activities, ensuring no haven for those aiding terrorists or undermining national security. The force remains steadfast in upholding peace, public order, and security for all citizens.

J&K Police maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards terrorism and its supporters, mounting an unrelenting crackdown and leaving no stone unturned to neutralise threats to peace and sovereignty.

- ANI

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Sarah B
Finally, some accountability! For too long these support networks have operated with impunity in Kashmir. The fact that they arrested a teacher shows how deep the rot goes. Hope the investigation continues and more arrests follow.
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Priya S
While I support action against terrorism, I hope due process is followed. We need to ensure that innocent people aren't caught in the net. That said, any teacher abusing their position to aid terrorists deserves the strictest punishment. Children's futures are at stake.
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Vikram M
Kishtwar is a sensitive area, and such arrests send a strong message to those thinking of supporting terrorism. The UAPA sections invoked are appropriate. J&K Police deserves appreciation for their relentless efforts to restore peace in the region. Bhai, kudos to SSP Naresh Singh! 👏
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Rohit P
A teacher facilitating terrorists? This is deeply troubling. Education is supposed to build a better society, not destroy it. I hope the police thoroughly investigate how this person got into the Education Department in the first place. Security checks for government employees need tightening.
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Kavya N
Good work by the police, but I can't help feeling sad that some people from the region still support terrorism. We need more development and education in these areas to address the root causes. Enforcement alone won't solve the problem permanently. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳

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