Jammu: Police on Saturday attached the immovable property of a “terrorist associate” linked with Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) outfit in Reasi district, an official said.
The attachment proceedings under Section 25 of the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) against the accused, Mohammad Qasim, were part of the drive to dismantle the terror ecosystem, a police spokesman said.
He added that Qasim has been named in an FIR registered under the UAPA, Arms Act and Explosive Substances Act at the Mahore police station in 2024.
A joint team of police and revenue officials conducted a visit to Upper Angralla village of Qasim in the Mahore Sub-division and executed the legal attachment process for land measuring approximately three marlas, the spokesman said.
Senior Superintendent of Police, Reasi Paramir Singh reiterated an unwavering commitment to act firmly against all individuals and networks involved in activities detrimental to the security, peace and sovereignty of the nation.
“Such stringent actions will continue as part of sustained efforts to eliminate the support structures aiding terrorism in the region,” he said.
