Police affix GPS tracker to monitor bailed-out detainee

Srinagar, June 8 In a bid to enhance surveillance, Jammu and Kashmir Police today said it had affixed a GPS tracking device on a bailed-out detainee. “In compliance to an order received from NIA Court Kulgam, Shopian Police affixed a...

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Updated At : 02:50 PM Jun 09, 2024 IST

Srinagar, June 8

In a bid to enhance surveillance, Jammu and Kashmir Police today said it had affixed a GPS tracking device on a bailed-out detainee.

“In compliance to an order received from NIA Court Kulgam, Shopian Police affixed a GPS tracking device on a bailed-out terror assosiate namely Sameer Ahmad Bhat of Manzimpora Shopian,” the police said. “The GPS anklet will be used to monitor the movements of the bailed-out terror associate and ensure that he doesn’t violate bail conditions,” the police said.

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