Jammu Police Team Leaves For Punjab To Nab JeM OGW

Jammu Police team leaves for Punjab to nab accomplices of JeM OGW.

A team has been sent to Punjab to nab the accomplices of the Over Ground Workers (OGW) of Jaish-e-Mohammed (Jaish) who were arrested by the Jammu Police.

The OGW was caught with cash of about Rs 43 lakh, this money was going from Punjab to Kashmir. Jammu Police is taking forward the investigation by connecting all the links related to the case.

According to sources, OGW Fayaz Ahmed Dar resident of Mishripora, Yaripora, Kulgam, Umar Farooq, and Maujam Fayaz, both residents of Dilipora, Pulwama.

They have gone from Kashmir to Punjab several times before this under the guise of selling apples.

The police are collecting information about whom he used to meet in Punjab, who handed over this cash to him, and to whom in Punjab.

At the same time, the Nagrota police took the three OGWs on remand for ten days for questioning.

Police personnel presented the three before the magistrate and told that all the links related to the case have to be investigated by connecting them, so they should be handed over on remand.

Accepting the police’s reasoning, the magistrate sent the three to remand. It is to be known that the Nagrota police had arrested three people in an Innova vehicle from the Sidra police.

43 lakh rupees were recovered from them. Investigation revealed that he is the OGW of Jaish.

You should be aware that the tightening grip on terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir has become a problem for terrorist organizations.

Terrorist organizations operating in Kashmir are now facing financial crises along with weapons. In such a situation, Pakistan is making every effort to provide help to these terrorist organizations.

After several infiltration attempts in Jammu and Kashmir failed, now Pakistan is trying to transport arms and cash to Kashmir from the borders connecting with India in other states.

Not only this, but he has also asked the helpers of Pakistan sitting in other states to bring arms and money to Kashmir in some way or the other.

Due to the vigilance of the Jammu Police, these overground workers of Jaish-e-Mohammed were nabbed even before reaching Kashmir. Now efforts are on to nab his accomplices.