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Babar Qadri Murder Case: Searches conducted at 4 locations in Srinagar, Says police

‘Certain new evidences came up during searches, have potential to unravel conspiracy part in this killing’

K H News Service by K H News Service
August 25, 2022
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Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Police on Wednesday conducted searches at four locations in the houses and offices of three lawyers in Srinagar in connection with the killing of advocate Babar Qadri.
According to a statement issued from Zonal Police Headquarters Srinagar Police on Wednesday conducted searches at four locations, two located in Barzulla area, one in Brein Nishat and one in Maisuma in the houses and offices of three lawyers in connection with killing of Advocate Babar Qadri.
The statement reads that the houses of lawyers Mian Abdul Qayoom, Muzaffar Ahmad and Manzoor Ahmed Dar were searched in furtherance of the investigation of the murder case.
“All procedures as per due process of law were followed in the searches so conducted in presence of Executive Magistrates. Deputy Superintendent level officers personally supervised and led these searches at all locations,” it reads.
It reads that digital devices, bank statements, property sale agreements, suspicious books and other relevant material was seized during the searches.
“Pertinent to mention that Babar Qadri, an advocate by profession was assassinated by militants on September 24, 2020 at his residence and a case under FIR number 62/2020 was registered in Police Station Lal Bazar under sections of 302 IPC , 7/27 Arms Act, and 16,18,20,39 of Unlawful Activities ( Prevention) Act,” it added.
It further reads that five accused have been since charge sheeted in this case and are facing trial, while the searches were conducted during further investigation in the case wherein certain new evidences came up that have the potential to unravel the conspiracy part in this killing and further investigation in this case is in full swing

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