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| Shame: Tukday Gang of JNU trying to divert police's attention in Shujaat's killing | | |  Early Times Report
Jammu, June 15: While as the Jammu and Kashmir Police arrested a suspect in connection with the killing of veteran journalist Shujaat Bukhari and two of his PSOs on Friday, Bharat Tairay Tukday Hounga Gang is indulged dirty tricks to divert attention of the police by posting confusing posts of the social media. The way this Tukday gang of JNU is starting posting comments on social media has smelt some conspiracy to deviate the investigation to make cops confused.
This afternoon one of the member of this gang Shehla Rashid, who is already facing allegation of collecting huge money to provide justice to the Rassana victim, tweeted on the tweeter and created confusion. She quoted local people to shift blame on agencies in this incident.
"Shujaat Sahab's funeral prayers will be offered in a while. He is survived by a daughter (9th grade), a son (10th grade), and his wife. Everyone at the funeral wounders why anyone would kill him, They believe this is job of agencies asking why there was no police/CRPF there", she tweeted.
Language of the tweet is clear indication that this gang has started creating confusion into the gruesome killing.
Meanwhile J&K Police has arrested one suspect identified as Zubair Qadri. Inspector General (IG) Kashmir Swayam Prakash Pani disclosed this at a hurriedly called press conference at Srinagar.
He said Qadri was seen in the video stealing the pistol of the PSO who was shot dead along with Bukhari.
"The pistol has since been recovered and he is being questioned about his presence at the scene of the crime. So far, he has not been able to give any convincing answers," he said. "As far as the case is concerned at this stage it is a terror incident. It is a terrorist-related crime. We are investigating the case".
Pani said that the state police had instituted a Special Investigation Team (SIT) under Deputy Inspector General (central Kashmir) VK Virdi to investigate the killing.
"The identity of the other three attackers was being ascertained," Pani said. |
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