Security has been intensified at the Jammu railway station following the recent busting of a white-collar terror module links of which are broadly seen across Kashmir besides Delhi and Haryana. In a fresh move, police in Poonch have announced a reward of Rs 5 lakh for information on the presence of terrorists in the border district.
Police and paramilitary personnel conducted surprise frisking and checking of luggage of all incoming and outgoing passengers at the Jammu railway station on Monday afternoon, officials said.They said the checking was part of heightened security measures after eight people, including several doctors, were arrested for planning major attacks in the country. Few days back the RPG and UT and JK Police conducted special security drive in and around Jammu Railway station as a part of intensifying security at every corner of highly sensitive Railway Station.
In a significant public-safety initiative aimed at strengthening community participation in the fight against terrorism, police in Poonch have announced a reward of Rs 5 lakh for any “credible, specific, and actionable” information regarding the presence or movement of terrorists or their associates in any part of the district.
Police assured that the identity of informers would be kept absolutely confidential to ensure their safety. They urged the public to remain vigilant and promptly share information, especially regarding individuals providing food, shelter, logistics, transport, safe houses, or communication support to terrorists.
The police also asked people to report anyone passing information regarding the movement of security forces, facilitating finances, recruitment, networking, or coordination for terrorist activities.Meanwhile, Police on Friday said that they have attached a residential house along with 04 marlas of land, falling under Survey No. 4008, belonging to separatist of Jammu and Kashmir Peoples League namely Mohd Yaqoob Sheikhof Namblabal Pampore, who is presently residing in POK.
The attachment has been carried out on the orders of the Court of Additional Sessions Pulwama (Special Designated Court under NIA Act)In a handout, the police said that this action has been taken in connection with case FIR No. 24/2024 registered at Police Station Pampore under Sections 121 & 121A IPC and 10, 13 of the ULA(P) Act.
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