Amshipora Encounter: Two Locals Arrested In Fake Encounter
Amshipora Encounter: Two locals arrested in Amshipora fake encounter, accused of plotting murder. Jammu and Kashmir police have arrested two persons in the alleged Amshipora Shopian fake encounter case. The arrest of these two accused has given a new twist to the case.
The two men were detained by the police on charges of conspiring to murder. Both the detained persons are said to be residents of Chaugam Shopian and Nikas Arabal Pulwama.
According to information received from police sources, the two locals arrested are accused of conspiring to murder. The police have registered a case against both and started further investigation.
It is also being told that information about the Amshipora encounter is being collected from these two. Both these accused are said to be important clues in this encounter.
The police claim that after interrogating them, many important things can be revealed, which will be helpful in bringing out the truth of the Amashipora encounter.
You are aware that the Director-General of Police Dilbag Singh gave this information on Monday and assured that this incident is being investigated objectively.
The DNA of the youths missing from Rajouri and the alleged terrorists killed in the encounter have been matched with relatives. It became clear that these three youths are the missing laborers of Rajouri.
This has also led to the conclusion of the Court of Inquiry set up by the Army to investigate the Amashipora Shopian encounter that the Army unit involved in the firing violated the Armed Forces Special Powers Act, the Army’s Conduct Rules, and all the Special Operating Procedure Guidelines.
Meanwhile, the family members of the 3 youths who became terrorists, pleaded, do not force them to die by suffocating
The relatives of the three youth-turned terrorists, who have been misled by the propaganda carried out by Pakistan, have appealed to them to return home after taking the help of social media.
Meanwhile, the terrorist organization The Resistance Front has claimed to have sent two youths back to their homes in South Kashmir.
On September 22, two youths Mehrajdin War and Abid Mushtaq from Sopore in North Kashmir suddenly went missing from their homes. Photos of these two youths also went viral on social media, in which they were seen carrying automatic weapons in their hands.
