Security
Forces (SFs) on June 8 arrested
two Over Ground Workers (OGWs) of
the militants, identified as Mohammad
Rafi, 22, and Mushtaq Ahmed, 23,
from village Kahra, about eight
kilometers from Gandoh, in Kishtwar
District, reports Daily Excelsior.
Official sources said the OGWs could
know the whereabouts of three militants
wanted by the National Investigating
Agency (NIA) in connection with
blast outside Delhi High Court on
September 7, 2011. Three militants,
whose name had figured in the blast,
have been identified as Shakeer
Ahmed alias Chotta Haafiz,
Aamir Kamal alias Kamran
and Junaid Akram Malik, all residents
of Kishtwar.
Meanwhile,
Jammu Police stepped up searches
for Parvez Ahmed Tak, a resident
of Kishtwar town and a major missing
link in the missing mystery of actor
Laila Khan and her four other family
members. "An all out hunt has
been launched for Tak, who had driven
Laila Khan and her four other family
members to Jammu. His name in the
missing case of Laila Khan had surfaced
after the recovery of a Mitsubishi
Outlander car, parked in a shop
for past several months, in the
heart of Kishtwar town’’, Deputy
Inspector General of Police (DIG,
Doda-Ramban range) Gareeb Dass said.
The DIG said it has now become almost
certain that Laila Khan along with
her four other family members had
been driven to Jammu by Tak from
Nasik (Maharashtra) in February
2011. Since then there had been
no trace of either Laila Khan or
any of her four other family members.
As reported earlier, the recovery
of a Mitsubishi Outlander car belonging
to Laila Khan’s family has raised
doubt about their involvement in
Delhi High court blasts. |
