3 vehicles seized in case of ‘arms & ammunition recovery from Dy.SP Devender Singh’: NIA
Srinagar: National Investigation Agency (NIA) has seized three vehicles as proceeds of terror in the case regarding recovery and seizure of arms & ammunition from Devender Singh, Dy.SP, J&K Police.
According to a press release from NIA, on 15.02.2023, NIA seized following vehicles u/s 25 (1) of the UA (P), Act in the case under investigation of NIA viz RC-01/2020/NIA/JMU. These vehicles were used by accused persons for the furtherance of terror activities in Kashmir Valley: Hyundai i20 Car bearing registration no. JK-03H-1738. Maruti 800 Car bearing registration No. JK-13B-0814. Hyundai i20 Sportz Car bearing registration No. JK-01AK-8878.
“The case pertains to arrest of 04 accused persons, including two active terrorists of Hizb-ul- Mujahideen (HM), who were going out of the UT of J&K in order to commit terrorist acts, in a Hyundai i20 Car bearing Registration No. JK-03H-1738. Based on information, this car was intercepted at Al-Stop naka on Srinagar-Jammu Highway, near Mir Bazar Police Post, District Kulgam (J&K), on 11.01.2020. During search, one AK-47 Rifle, 03 pistols, 01 hand grenade, ammunition and other incriminating material were recovered and seized. The case was initially registered in PS Qazigund, District Kulgam, J&K on 11.01.2020 and re-registered by NIA on 17.01.2020,” reads the press note.
“Investigations have revealed that the Hyundai i20 owned and used by accused Irfan Shafi Mir, Maruti 800 registered in the name of Mushtaq Ahmad Shah and used by his son accused Syed Naveed Mushtaq Ahmad Shah, and Hyundai i20 Sportz registered and used by Tanveer Ahmad Wani s/o Ghulam Ahmad Wani resident of Humhama, Srinagar (J&K), were used for terror activities in Kashmir Valley,” it said.
“Further investigations in the case are in progress,” it added.
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