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Facial Recognition System alert helps police intercept OGW during Amarnath Yatra

He has been detained for further investigation and legal proceedings

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Jammu and Kashmir Police on Saturday said that, as part of the robust security arrangements for the ongoing Amarnath Yatra, the Facial Recognition System (FRS) deployed by Anantnag Police generated a timely alert at the X-Ray Point at Nunwan Base Camp, leading to the detention of an alleged Over Ground Worker (OGW).
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A police statement identified the individual as Mohd Iqbal Wani, a resident of Bandipora. Acting swiftly on the FRS alert, police personnel intercepted and verified the individual, following which he was identified as an alleged OGW. He has been detained for further investigation and legal proceedings.

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Officials said the successful interception highlights the effectiveness of advanced technology integrated into the multi-layered security grid established by Anantnag Police for the safe and secure conduct of the Amarnath Yatra.

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"The deployment of the Facial Recognition System continues to strengthen real-time surveillance, enhance access control and enable prompt response to potential security threats," the statement said.

Anantnag Police said it remains committed to leveraging modern technology and maintaining a vigilant security framework to ensure a safe, peaceful and incident-free pilgrimage.

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