Security agencies have put up posters and banners of four wanted terrorists in the main Lal Chowk area of Srinagar. Through posters, an appeal has been made to the common people to provide reliable information related to the activities, movement or whereabouts of these terrorists to the security agencies. Along with the announcement of reward to those giving information, an assurance has also been given to keep their identity secret.
Tezzbuzz Desk – According to the information given on the posters, the four wanted persons are from different districts of Kashmir. These include Bilal Ahmed Mir and Mohammad Umar Mir of Sopore, Mohammad Latif Bhat of Kulgam and Abid Qayoom Lone of Baramulla.
According to the source, Mohammad Latif Bhat is allegedly involved in the murder of a policeman in Anantnag in July this year.
The purpose of putting up the posters in Srinagar's Lal Chowk is said to be to create awareness among the common people and encourage them to share reliable information with security agencies. In the posters, people have been appealed to immediately give information on the relevant contact numbers if they get concrete information about the activities, movement or possible locations of these wanted terrorists.
The security agencies have also assured that the identity of those giving information will be kept secret. A reward has been announced for those providing reliable information.
Campaign against terrorism continues
The campaign of security agencies against terrorism continues continuously in Jammu and Kashmir. Along with this, action is also being taken against the helpers of terrorists. In this sequence, posters of wanted terrorists have been put up in major areas like Lal Chowk of Srinagar.
Earlier on October 17, there was an encounter between security forces and suspected terrorists near the LoC in Keran sector of Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir. According to officials, after detecting suspicious activity in Jamgund area, soldiers had started a search operation in the area. During this period, information about the killing of two terrorists came to light.
According to initial information, the suspected group consisted of three to four people and they were suspected to be trying to cross the LoC.