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Man detained after CCTV captured him roaming suspiciously outside PCR, let off later: Police

K H News Service by K H News Service
August 26, 2018
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Srinagar : The Jammu and Kashmir Police Sunday day detained a man after he was caught on CCTV camera roaming in a suspicious manner outside the highly-fortified Police Control Room (PCR) premises here but was let off later.

Police officials said “Yesterday, a man was found suspiciously roaming outside the Police Control Room, Kashmir. The said person was traced and detained for questioning,” a police spokesman said here.

The CCTV footage showed the man, carrying a bag, roaming around the main gate of the PCR at Batamaloo here. He was again seen with the bag later in the day, he said.

The police, however, said nothing adverse surfaced against him after he was detained and questioned.

“During the course of questioning, nothing adverse surfaced with regard to him,” the spokesman said.

He said the news reports — by some television channels — linking the individual to some militant outfit were “factually incorrect”. Media is requested to seek official confirmation before running such news, the spokesman said.

K H News Service

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