SIA raids, searches at multiple locations across JK

Srinagar : J&K Police on Wednesday said that State Investigation Agency (SIA) conducted raids at multiple locations in Bhathindi Jammu and Kulgam district of South Kashmir in case F.I.R NO.4.P/S JIC Jammu .
In a statement issued on Wednesday Police said that carrying forward probe into the involvement of policeman in a case of suspected funding, fake passport and involvement of duo in various sections of law and accumulation of properties beyond their known sources of income, teams of SIA Jammu wing conducted searches in the houses of one absconding accused namely Abu Bakar in Bhatindi area of Jammu city who is at large and hiding in DUBAI and at the residence of an another accused Head Constable Mohmmad Ramzan Rishi in Kulgam area of South Kashmir who is also involved in same charges besides preparing a fake passport in his own name and using the same for travelling abroad by concealing his real identity. Police in it’s above referred police statement also said that case relates to duping public of their hard earned money on many fake assurances , promises and also indulging in serious immoral activities having dangerous security implications for the state.
Stating that during the course of raids at two different locations in Jammu and Kashmir, search parties have seized various incriminating material having direct bearing on investigation of the case viz a viz militant funding etc, Police in it’s statement further said “ Besides, analysis of the said material would follow and leads that would emerge would become the basis for further investigation in suspected case of militant funding”.
In the concluding para of the above quoted statement Police said that searches are aimed at dismantling the militant ecosystem across Jammu and Kashmir by identifying various overground workers, militant supporters and against those who are involved in facilitating unlawful activities concerning the national security. Police in it’s statement also said that raids are being carried out in coordination with concerned district police and district administration.