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| Kashmir Police shows mirror to Mehbooba for supporting terrorists’ supporter female SPO | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Apr 17: As the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) chief Mehbooba Mufti has supported the terminated female Special Police Officer (SPO), police on Saturday came out with specific inputs to counter former chief minister’s claim.
The arrested female SPO has provided her house as shelter for a dreaded Hizbul Mujahiden terrorist.
“The household of the accused is a suspected shelter point of an active Hizb-ul-Mujahidin terrorist namely Aslam Dar and the woman has been on police radar as a suspected OGW ; thus was subjected to search, statement issued by police stated, adding, “It remains to be investigated whether her act was meant as a disruption tactic to aid escape of the said terrorist when the search operation was underway”.
Without naming Mehbooba Mufti, Kashmir Police pointed out, “It has been found that on various media platforms, a number of vested interests with malafide intentions have put in a lot of efforts into making the incident appear like an over-reach and an excessively strict action”.
It is clarified that the accused woman uttered anti-India and pro-freedom slogans off-camera thus inviting penal action under ULA(P) Act.
“The uttering made on-camera was live streamed for further dissemination on diverse social media platforms with the intention to cause disruption of an ongoing operation and to incite disaffection towards the State. This is punishable under the Indian Penal Code and ULA(P)Act”, the police stated.
Also, the accused being a police employee, is bound by a code of conduct which was brazenly violated by her.
Thus the concurrent departmental action has been taken against her.
What Mehbooba has stated?
“Saima Akhter from Kulgam has been slapped with UAPA for raising legitimate questions about searching her home repeatedly without any reasons. Saima’s ailing mother understandably exacerbated her worries. When it comes to cruelty even women aren’t spared in Naya Kashmir”. |
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