Chargesheet submitted in arms recovery case

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Updated At : 01:19 PM Jan 21, 2024 IST

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Jammu, January 20

The Jammu and Kashmir police today filed the chargesheet in the NIA court in Srinagar in an arms recovery case.

Of the two accused — Arfat Yousuf Khan of Pethgam Rajpora and his associate Yawar Shafi Bhat Kalampora, Pulwama, — in the case, Bhat was killed in an encounter at Yadipora Pattan village in 2022.

“The case is related to the seizure of arms and ammunition by the Batamaloo police from the accused. During the course of investigation, a link was established between Khan and Bhat on the basis of call detail records and Internet Protocol Detail Record (IPDR), the police said.

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