Police J&K confiscated the property allegedly belonging to the terrorist handlers based in Pakistan. File
J&K Police (July 9, 2025) seized the real estate allegedly belonging to the Pakistani terrorist service and the highest commander Hezbul Mujahideen (HM) and Jamaat-Ul-Mujahideen (JUM) in the Sogam region.
The police spokesman said the characteristics of Ghulama Rasoola Shaha, aka Rafia Rasool Shah, the son of Abdul Jabbar Shah, originally Peer Mohalla Chandigam Lolab, were confiscated in the main intervention against terrorist workers and their supportive structures.
Five channels and three marlas of land belonging to the accused in Peer Mohalla Chandigam were attached according to Section 25 of the Act on Unlawful Activities (Prevention) (UA (P) A).
“The terrorist handlers currently operating from the border have been actively involved in the organization and facilitation of terrorist activities in the region for several years,” the police said.
This decisive step is part of the wider strategy to dismantle the logistics, financial and operating networks of terrorist clothing and their cross -border service, the police said.
“The connection of assets is a strong message for those who continue to participate or support against or outside national activities,” the police said.
Police recover, a refund of money cheated
In Jammu, the police carried out real estate attachment in the case of a high -ranking case of fraud with work fraud, resulting in recovery and returning 75 ₹ Lakh victims.
The police said that Harpreet Singh, the Resident of the Palllanwaly, was a colonel in the Indian army and cheated on more individuals of more than 2.39 GBP Crore, allegedly promised them jobs in prestigious government institutions.
During the court proceedings, on the basis of evidence at the clinch, Kamaljeet Kour, the accused’s wife, he made a judicial admission that he had received 1.53 crore from the accused, the police said.
“She voluntarily agreed to return the amount, initially committed to insert £ 50 within 7 days and the remaining 1.03 GBP within two months,” the police said.
The police said that the amount of 75 Lakhů was divided evenly between 17 victims through checks. “This means the first case in UT J&K under BNSS, where the cheated money was returned to the victims, as evidenced by the focus of the law on justice, responsibility and restitution,” the police said.
Published – 9 July 2025 9:15
