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NIA Court grants police remand in DySP terror link case 10/15/2020 12:10:51 AM EARLY TIMES REPORT JAMMU, Oct 14: Special Judge NIA Sunit Gupta today granted seven days police remand of Tafazul Hussa Parimoo, son of Abdul Rashid Parimoo of Rehamtabad Peer Bagh, Distt Budgam J&K who was arrested by NIA in J&K Police DySP terror link case. Special Judge NIA Sunit Gupta after perusal to the application made by aforenamed AIO, it reveals that in the above noted case which relates to the ferrying of HM militants namely Syed Naveed Mustaq Shah and Rafi Ahmad Rather Defender Singh, DySP of JKP and Irfan Safi Mir, Advocate in a Hyundai i20 car bearing registration no JK03H-1738 laden with Arms and Ammunition and 5 live hand grenades. The charge sheet in this case has already been produced in this court on 06.07.2020 but further investigation in terms section 173 (8) CrPC is still going on. The relevant entries in the CD file reveals that accused Tafazul Hussain Parimoo is a supplies weapons, which he used to smuggled from cross border and provided to the terrorists of HM activist South Kashmir including accused Syed Naveed Mushtaq through accused Tariq Ahmad Mir accused Shaheen Ahmad Lone and his voice sample needs to be taken, as such his Police Custody imperative to unearth the larger conspiracy. Keeping in view the facts and circumstances of the present case, gravity and heinousness as involved in the present matter, submissions made by the PP/AIO of the NIA, the Court is of considered opinion that Police Custody of the accused is imperative to complete the investigation and the prayer made by the NIA seems to be genuine and justified which is allow. Accordingly, the above named accused is remanded to Police Custody for a period of 7 days i.e. 20.10.2020, for the purpose of investigation. The AIO of the case is directed to get the med examination of the accused conducted after every 48 Hrs during police remand and shall produce above named accused before this Court after the expiry of police remand for further orders. JNF   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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