Four LeT associates held for alleged involvement in grenade attack
Srinagar: Four associates of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) were arrested for their alleged involvement in a grenade attack on a sarpanch’s residence in Baramulla district, police said here on Tuesday.
During the investigation into the attack on sarpanch Narinder Kaur’s residence, the police found that two men, Mohammad Saleem Khan and Sajad Ahmad Mir, were involved, a police spokesperson said.
He said they were arrested and questioned.
“Both the accused persons confessed that they were working as militant associates for the proscribed outfit, LeT, on the behest of a Pakistan-based handler namely Ali Bhai.
“It was revealed that both the accused were drug addicts and they were also in contact with the active militants of LeT, Hilal Sheikh and Usman. It was on their directions they had obtained grenades from Batamaloo, Srinagar,” he said.
The spokesperson said two more associates, Bilal Ahmad Sheikh and Naseer Ahmad Dar, who had assisted the accused in the commission of crime were also arrested.
“Two hand grenades and 100 gm of a charas-like substance were recovered from the possession of accused,” he added.
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