Srinagar: Police in Handwara have fixed a GPS-enabled anklet on a person bailed out by the court held earlier under UAPA, a police spokesperson informed.
He said in compliance with a court order, police in Handwara today fixed a GPS tracking device on a person who was arrested in a UAPA case and has been bailed out recently. “The GPS anklet will be used to monitor the movement of the accused and ensure that he doesn’t violate the bail conditions,” police said.
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