Punjab police release wanted posters – of the terrorist Zakir Moosa

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O Punjab Police issued posters of Zakir Moosa, the head of the terrorist organization Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind based in Jammu and Kashmir, with links reported to Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM).

The latest development comes after intelligence agencies briefed police about their movements near Amritsar.

Speaking on the subject, Gurdaspur SSP Swarandeep Singh said: "We had information about his movements (Moosa) near Amritsar. So we released his wanted posters to make him public and asked them to tell us if they had any information."

O Punjab police are on alert after intelligence agencies issued a letter stating that seven members of the terrorist group JeM would have been spotted in Ferozepur. After development, the state was put on high alert.

"We had input that some JeM terrorists infiltrated Punjab through Ferozepur, so we took precautionary measures. Extra forces were deployed along the border. Vehicle verification is under way," said the SSP.

On November 5, Punjab Police arrested two students associated with Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind in connection with the handgun grenade explosion case of the Maqsudan Police Station on 14 September.

The team is led by Musa, also known as Zakir Rashid Bhatt, who planned and led the attack, involving Shahid Qayoom and Fazil Bashir, who were students of the St. Soldier College of Engineering and Technology in Jalandhar.

(This story was not edited by the Business Standard team and is generated automatically from a syndicated feed.)

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