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TRC Grenade Attack case:  Three terror associates involved in act arrested, booked under UAPA, says IGP Kashmir

‘All three locals, they performed act at the behest of Pak-based handlers’

Srinagar : Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kashmir V K Birdhi Friday said that the recent TRC grenade attack case in which 12 civilians were injured has been cracked and three terror associates involved in the act of grenade lobbing have been arrested and booked under UAPA.

Addressing a press conference here, Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kashmir as per news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) said that on November 3, a grenade was lobbed at TRC that left 12 civilians including a woman and man seriously wounded.

“In the attack a woman named Abida was seriously wounded. She has little kids. Similarly, the lone bread earner for his family Habibullah was also seriously injured. Habibullah has a bedridden son at his home,” the IGP said.

He said Srinagar police constituted teams and tasked them to investigate the case. “After thorough investigations, three persons who are affiliated with the Lashkar-e-Toiba outfit and were behind the TRC grenade attack,” the IGP said.

He said that the arrested persons have been identified as Usama Yasin Sheikh, Umar Fayaz Shiekh and Afnan Ahmed, all residents of Ikhraj Pora, Srinagar. “All three have been booked under UAPA and a case against them has been lodged in police station Kothibagh. They carried out this act at the behest of Pakistan based handlers,” the IGP said.

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