||Black and White Digital News ||

||Tejveer Singh August 04,2024 ||

SRINAGAR: In a significant move to bolster state security, the Jammu and Kashmir Government has dismissed six employees from various departments under Article 311 of the Constitution of India, citing their involvement in anti-national activities.

Detailed Allegations Against Dismissed Employees:

Saif Din

Position: Selection Grade Constable, Police Department

Residence: Shigani Bhallesa, District Doda (Currently in Javid Nagar, Bali Charana Naki Tawi, Jammu)

Charges: Saif Din, identified as a notorious drug peddler and habitual offender, was involved in narco-terror funding. He facilitated the smuggling of weapons, narcotics, and terrorist infiltration into J&K, deeply intertwined with the Hizbul Mujahideen.

Farooq Ahmad Sheikh

Position: Head Constable, Police Department

Residence: Ibkoote Tangdar, District Kupwara

Charges: Sheikh, along with Khalid Hussian Shah and Rahmat Shah, received large narcotics consignments from Pakistan-occupied J&K. He maintained contacts with Pakistan-based terrorists involved in smuggling narcotics, weapons, and money across the LoC.

Khalid Hussian Shah

Position: Selection Grade Constable, Police Department

Residence: Chanipora Payeen Tangdar, District Kupwara

Charges: Shah used his knowledge of local terrain to facilitate narcotics smuggling from PoJK, running a drug cartel in the Kupwara-Karnah region and supporting the narco-terror network.

Rahmat Shah

Position: Constable, Police Department

Residence: Panjowa Pingla Haridal, Karnah, District Kupwara

Charges: Rahmat Shah peddled narcotics from PoJK, fueling unrest and financing terrorism. He was linked with Pakistan-based terrorist groups and extended his operations across India.

Irshad Ahmad Chalkoo

Position: Selection Grade Constable, Police Department

Residence: Silikote Uri, District Baramulla

Charges: Chalkoo was closely associated with Lashkar-e-Taiba, using encrypted messaging to coordinate with Kashmiri-origin terrorists in PoJK. He facilitated arms and ammunition transfer and aided terrorist infiltration.

Nazam Din

Position: Teacher, Education Department

Residence: Kirni Haveli, District Poonch

Charges: A committed drug peddler and Over Ground Worker for Hizbul Mujahideen, Nazam Din smuggled drugs from Pakistan to finance terrorism. His activities extended to Punjab and other parts of India.

Government’s Zero-Tolerance Policy:

The J&K Government’s zero-tolerance stance against anti-national elements is evident in this decisive action. These dismissals aim to disrupt the nexus between narcotics trade and terrorism, crucial to maintaining regional stability.

The dismissal of these six employees highlights the J&K Government’s commitment to state security by removing those involved in anti-national activities. This move is part of broader efforts to strengthen law enforcement and protect the state’s interests and citizens.