Srinagar, Dec 06: Jammu & Kashmir Police on Friday carried out a court-supervised search at a shop in Litter Pulwama, leading to the recovery of banned literature and incriminating material, officials said.
In a statement issued to the news agency, Police Spokesperson said that acting on a search warrant issued by the NIA Court Pulwama in case FIR No. 24/2024 U/S 10, 13 of the UAP Act, J&K Police carried out a search at the shop belonging to Mohamed Amir Rather, resident of Litter Pulwama.
The search operation was conducted in the presence of a Magistrate and independent witnesses to ensure complete transparency and due process. During the search, police recovered incriminating material including JKDFP posters and banned literature books from the premises of the accused.
All seized items have been taken into custody for detailed scrutiny. Further investigation is in progress to ascertain the broader dimensions of the case and verify any additional connections linked to the seized material.
J&K Police reaffirms its firm commitment to upholding law and order and taking stringent action against unlawful and anti-national activities in the district, reads the statement—(KNO).
Police said an FIR under relevant legal sections was promptly lodged at Doda police station and an investigation has been initiated.
Reiterating its zero-tolerance policy toward misconduct, the police said due legal process has been set in motion and further investigation is underway. (Agencies)
