Three Arrested for Aiding Terrorists in Doda District Attack

Three individuals were arrested for allegedly supporting terrorists involved in attacking security forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district. The attack, which took place on June 11-12, injured six army personnel and two policemen. The suspects provided food and logistics to Pakistani terrorists in exchange for money.

In a significant crackdown, authorities have arrested three individuals suspected of aiding terrorists involved in recent attacks on security forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district. Senior Superintendent of Police Javid Iqbal revealed that the arrests were made following the coordinated attacks on June 11 and 12, which resulted in injuries to six army personnel and two policemen.

Suspects Sadar Wani, Mubashir, and Sajjad, residents of Draman village in Tanta Panchayat of the Gandoh Sub Division, were apprehended for providing food and logistical support to Pakistani terrorists in exchange for money. Iqbal confirmed that the detained individuals are linked to two terrorist groups responsible for the assaults in the Chattergalla and Kota Top areas.

This development highlights ongoing efforts to curb terrorism in the region and ensure the safety of security forces and civilians.