Property of 7 people accused in UAPA attached in Kathua
Kathua Police in Jammu have attached land worth crores belonging to seven individuals residing in Pakistan. Cases under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and EIMCO Act have been registered against them. This action underscores the police's commitment to combating unlawful and anti-national activities.
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JAMMU: Police in Jammu’s Kathua district on Friday attached property of seven people, currently based in Pakistan and against whom cases have been registered under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act and the EIMCO Act.The accused have been identified as Mohammed Ayaz, Abdul Kareem, Sarfraz Nawaz, Mohammed Farooq, Mohammed Hafeez, and Gul Mohammed, all residents of Lohai Malhar, and Akhter Ali of Badnota Mora.“Overall, 10 kanals and 15 marlas of land worth crores of rupees of the seven residents of Lohai Malhar currently illegally residing in Pakistan got attached,” a police spokesperson said. The action reflects the firm resolve of Kathua Police in taking action against unlawful and anti-national activities, he added.