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Police raid Kot Bhalwal Jail Jammu, recover cell phones, SIM cards from inmates

July 15, 2021

Jammu, July 15, KNT: The Jammu & Kashmir Police in a surprise raid conducted inside Central Jail Kot Balwal, Jammu have reportedly recovered mobile phones and SIM cards from the possession of inmates lodged inside.

Sources told news agency Kashmir News Trust that a police team raided the jail and recovered at least 12 mobile phones and some SIM cards
from the possession of ‘militants’ lodged there. The raid was carried out by the sleuths of Counter Intelligence Department of Jammu and Kashmir Police.

Sources added that the raid was conducted after the arrest of a militant sympathizer who revealed that militants inside the prison use cell phones. More Details Awaited…(KNT)

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