SRINAGAR: In consonance with the policy of the government for zero tolerance towards anti State activities, the State Investigation Agency (SIA) and the Executive Wing of J&K Police has widened the legal framework against terror funding by attaching 124 properties, land and buildings, situated across J&K at 86 locations.

These properties, during the course of investigation in militant related cases, have been established prima facia to be either proceeds of terrorism or used in such activities which are aimed at furtherance of terrorism and secessionism.

Invoking provisions of section 8 and section 25 of Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA), SIA and executive wing of police, after orders from competent authorities designated under UAPA, have set into motion legal process for forfeiture of these tainted properties, by courts having relevant legal and territorial jurisdiction.

Nearly, 77 of these properties belong to proscribed organisation Jamat-e-Islami, which have been notified under Section 08 of UAPA in Case FIR number 17/2019 U/S 10, 11 and 13 UA (P) Act of Police Station Batamaloo being investigated by SIA.

Exhibiting strong resolve against terrorism, the action therefore has been taken following due process of law, to deracinate the terror support system, as per requirements of international charters and conventions against terrorism. (GNS)

SRINAGAR: A son of Jammu and Kashmir Police Assistant Sub-Inspector has been booked under Public Safety Act (PSA) for his alleged involvement in theft and drugs related cases in Rajouri district.
Police spokesman said that the accused identified as Sunny Sharma, son of ASI, resident of Ward No 5, Jawahar Nagar, Rajouri has been booked under PSA for his repeated involvement in theft cases and drug peddling thereby posing a threat to peace and order.
“He did not change his behaviour in spite of being booked in several FIRs and arrested by police but continued to act,” said the spokesman.
He added that accused due to his activities amounts to propagating and creating feelings of terror among communities following which his detention was ordered under section 8 of Public Safety Act and he was lodged in jail.
Soon after the joining of Senior Superintendent of Police, Rajouri, Amritpal Singh as new district police chief, four hardcore and notorious criminals including OGW, drug peddler and bovine smugglers have been booked under PSA. (UNI)