Srinagar, Apr 22 : The State Investigation Unit (SIU) Kulgam on Monday produced charge sheet against three slain terrorists and an active terrorist.
The SIU produced charge sheet in a case under FIR number 65/2022 of Police Station Kulgam before Hon’ble Court of Special Judge (Designated Court under NIA) Kulgam against three killed terrorists and an active terrorist, a statement issued to the news agency reads.
The chargesheet has been produced against 4 accused terrorists namely Jan Mohammad Lone son of Ab. Rashid Lone resident of Braripora Shopian, Bilal Ahmad Bhat son of Gh. Rasool Bhat resident of Chaki Cholend Shopian, Sameer Ahmad Sheikh @Kamran Bhai son of Farooq Ahmad Sheikh resident of Chaki Cholend Shopian and Abid Ramzan Sheikh son of Mohd Ramzan Sheikh resident of Chotipora Shopian, police said.
Pertinent to mention here that on 02-06-2022, the above-mentioned terrorists of proscribed terrorist outfit LeT/TRF and Al-Badr hatched a conspiracy and killed one Branch Manager of Ellaqhai Dehati Bank Arreh Kulgam at Arreh namely Vijay Kumar son of Om Prakash resident of Bagwa Rajasthan with their illegal acquired weapons. Accordingly, a case was registered in Police Station Kulgam.
Subsequently following the due course of action, Special Investigation Unit Kulgam produced a charge sheet before NIA Court Kulgam in the instant case FIR No. 65/2022 U/S 452, 302 IPC, 7/27 I.A. Act, 16, 18, 20, and 38 UA (P) Act of Police Station Kulgam against three eliminated accused terrorists namely Jan Mohammad Lone, Bilal Ahmad Bhat and Sameer Ahmad Sheikh regarding whom the Court is prayed to take cognizance as abeted and U/S 299 CrPC against accused active terrorist namely Abid Ramzan Sheikh.
Further investigation with regard to involvement of another accused Arjumand Gulzar @Hamza Burhan son of Gulzar Ahmad Dar resident of Kharbatpora Ratnipora Pulwama who is an active terrorist of proscribed terror outfit Al-Badr and is absconding shall continue U/S 173 (8) of CrPC and shall be submitted in the form of Supplementary report before the Court, police said.
