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Terrorists Of Kashmir Have Strong Links With Gangsters Of Punjab

Terrorists of Kashmir have strong links with gangsters of Punjab. Strings of Kashmiri terrorists linked to gangsters of Punjab, and money was to be sent to Jaish terrorists.

The terrorists of Kashmir have made alliances with many gangsters of Punjab.

The Jammu and Kashmir State Investigation Agency (SIA), which is probing the terror funding case, has exposed the layers of this nefarious nexus.

In fact, on November 16 last year, the police recovered Rs 43 lakh from a vehicle in Jammu and Kashmir. This money was to reach the terrorists of Kashmir.

The investigation was entrusted to the State Investigation Agency.

After investigation, the SIA has filed a charge sheet in the special court of NIA in Jammu against five accused including the commander of the terrorist organization JeM and three gangsters from Punjab.

The accused include Jaish commander Ashiq Nengru alias Aashiq Moulvi, Muzammil Ahmed Malik, residents of Pulwama and Ravi Kumar, Jaideep Dhawan, and Amarbir Singh, residents of Punjab.

Ravi Kumar, Jaideep, and Amarbir Singh are the notorious crooks of Punjab. Jaish commander Ashiq Nengru is currently hiding in Pakistan and is carrying out activities from there.

Earlier, on May 14, the SIA presented a charge sheet against two accused, Moujam Parvez and Umar Farooq, residents of Pulwama.

Money was to be used to spread violence in Kashmir:

The charge sheet clearly states that the accused Parvez and Farooq, along with Muzammil Malik and Nengroo, conspired to send money to Kashmiri terrorists.

For this, he took the help of the gangsters of Punjab. These people had brought the money from Amritsar in Punjab and it was to be used for terrorist violence in Jammu and Kashmir.

Nengroo had sent Rs 43 lakh: Parvez and Farooq had received Rs 15 lakh from Amarbir Singh at a predetermined place on the Amritsar highway.

Later, weapons were also recovered from Ravi Kumar’s house in Amritsar. According to the SIA, Nengroo had provided Rs 43 lakh.

This money was to be given to the gangster of Punjab to the terrorists of Jaish operating in Kashmir.

Amarbir alias is related to Baljinder Singh alias Billa Mandala, a smuggler involved in the smuggling of drugs and weapons, and a total of 23 FIRs including murder and ransom are registered against him.

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