Wrapping up the probe into a fatal terror attack that left 40 CRPF personnel dead in South Kashmir last year, the NIA filed a chargesheet in a special court against 19 people including Masood Azhar
Current Affairs: Wrapping up the test into a lethal fear assault that left 40 CRPF faculty dead in South Kashmir a year ago, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Tuesday documented a chargesheet in a unique court here against 19 individuals including Masood Azhar, the head of prohibited dread gathering Jaish-e-Mohammed, for arranging the self destruction activity.
Driving the examination concerning the “visually impaired case”, as seven charged needed in it were slaughtered during various experiences in 2019, a group drove by joint overseer of the NIA Anil Shukla assembled confirmations and articulations of psychological militants and their supporters captured in various cases so as to uncover the trick incubated for executing the venturesome assault on the para-military caravan, authorities said.
The 13,500-page chargesheet names Masood Azhar, his siblings – Abdul Rauf and Ammar Alvi – and his nephew Mohammed Umer Farooq, who had invaded into India in 2018 and was in this way executed in one of the experiences in South Kashmir.
As indicated by security powers, Farooq had entered India in late 2018 utilizing the characteristic caverns at the Sambha segment in Jammu district along the global outskirt.
The chargesheet says self destruction plane Adil Ahmed Dar was driving the vehicle loaded down with 200 kgs of explosives and had arranged his last video at Shakir Bashir’s home in Pulwama on a cutting edge telephone brought by Bilal Ahmed Kuchey.
While Dar is presently dead, both Bashir and Kuchey have been captured.
Aditi Mehta 