Trio from North Kashmir booked under Public Safety Act

Baramulla, May 18: Police in North Kashmir have booked trio under Public Safety Act and shifted them to Jammu Jail for their alleged involvement in ‘anti-India’ activities.

Baramulla Police said that many cases had been registered against these three persons in connection with anti-national activities.

Baramula Police booked Tawseef Ah Parray @Gasha of Andergam Pattan,Ghulam Mohammad Lone @Gulla of Lachipora Uri & Shahzad Ah Malik @Shad Ponz of Singhpora Pattan under PSA for being involved in Anti-National Activities;@JmuKmrPolice @KashmirPolice @DIGBaramulla @Amod_India pic.twitter.com/bVHDkoM7Ml
— Baramulla Police (بارہمولہ پولیس) (@BaramullaPolice) May 18, 2023

The police as per the news agency Kashmir News Trust added that the formal detention orders were secured from the competent authorities and the trio had been shifted to Kot Balwal Jail Jammu.

The arrested persons have been identified as Tawseef Ahmed of Andargam Pattan, Ghulam Muhammad Lone of Lachipora Uri and Shahzad Ahmed Malik, a resident of Singhpora Pattan.

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