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Deported From Kuwait, NIA Arrests Man In Militancy Case
A photograph taken from a distance in Pir Panchal felt after Pakistani shells landed in the forests
Identified as Shahid Naveed, a resident of Mendhar in Poonch, the NIA has accused him of being a close associate of Sher Ali, the main coordinator and facilitator of militant activities of various groups in the area. Sher Ali was arrested on February 17. After the police investigations revealed the details about militancy, the NIA took over the case.
“Both Ali and Naveed were operating from Kuwait, and their involvement in terror activities surfaced during the investigation of a case lodged in Mendhar police station last year following the killing of two Pakistani terrorists affiliated with the JK Ghaznavi Force in an encounter at Surankote in Poonch on December 13,” Jammu newspaper
The News Scroll 08 April 2021
Last Updated at 3:07 pm | Source: PTI
Terror suspect arrested at Jammu airport Outlook April 08, 2021 15:07 IST Terror suspect arrested at Jammu airport outlookindia.com 1970-01-01T05:30:00+0530
Jammu, Apr 8 (PTI) Cracking the whip on overseas terror modules, the National Investigation Agency on Thursday arrested a person upon his arrival at the Jammu airport in connection with a case of infiltration of militants in Poonch and smuggling of narcotics, officials said.
Accused Shahid Naveed of Mendhar in Poonch district is alleged to be a close associate of Sher Ali, the main coordinator and facilitator of terrorist activities of various groups in the area, the officials said.