Police file chargesheet against 40 persons involved in 'anti-national' activities

Challan presented in case registered under Egress and Internal Movement Control Ordinance (EIMCO)

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Jammu, Updated At : 03:45 AM Dec 15, 2025 IST

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A chargesheet has been filed by police against 40 persons allegedly involved in anti-national a activities in Kashmir, an official said here on Sunday. A police spokesman said it has presented challan in a case registered this year under Egress and Internal Movement Control Ordinance (EIMCO) against 40 accused persons involved in anti-national activities, including crossing to Pakistan for illegal arms training. "The challan was submitted before the competent court after completion of investigation," the spokesman said.

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