Militants’ aide held after 22 years in Reasi district

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Updated At : 04:51 PM Jun 08, 2021 IST

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Jammu, June 7

A man was on Monday arrested after a long hunt of 22 years for allegedly providing shelter and other logistics to militants in Reasi district.

Mohi-ud-din, a resident of Shikari village in Mahore area, had been evading arrest after getting named in an FIR lodged under various sections of the Ranbir Penal Code for harbouring terrorists in 1999, a police spokesman said. A chargesheet was filed in a local court which issued a warrant in 2002, but the accused was on the run. — PTI

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