''Wanted’ posters of terrorist Moosa out after info about his movements in Amritsar

Gurdaspur, November 16  

The Punjab Police have released “wanted posters” of terrorist Zakir Moosa, the chief of Jammu and Kashmir-based Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind terror outfit with reported links to Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), after they received inputs about his movements near Amritsar, reports ANI.

#Punjab police have released posters of terrorist Zakir Moosa; Gurdaspur SSP Swarandeep Singh says, "We had inputs about his movements near Amritsar. So we have released wanted posters of him to make public aware & have requested public to tell us if they have any information" pic.twitter.com/iFocDlGmHj

— ANI (@ANI) November 16, 2018

Gurdaspur SSP Swarandeep Singh said: “We had inputs about his movements near Amritsar.  So we have released wanted posters of him to make public aware and have requested public to tell us if they have any information."

We had inputs that some Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terrorists have infiltrated in Punjab through Ferozpur. So have taken precautionary measures. Extra forces have been deployed. Checking is underway: Gurdaspur SSP Swarandeep Singh. (15.11.18) pic.twitter.com/csBCKvoCjd

— ANI (@ANI) November 16, 2018

In October, the police had arrested two BTech students of the local St Soldier College of Engineering and Technology — Shahid Qayoom (22) and Fazil Bashir (23) in the low-intensity explosions on September 14 and said that it was the handiwork of Kashmir-based Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind (AGH) to which the arrested students were aligned.

Zakir Mussa, who heads the terror outfit, masterminded and guided the attacks, the police had said.