Plot to frame Jammu jeweller using planted terror materials uncovered
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Police in Jammu and Kashmir have uncovered a plot to falsely frame a local jeweller using planted terror-related items.
The Indian ExpressThe brief
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- Security forces discovered ammunition, Pakistani currency, and flags at a jewellery shop in Poonch after receiving a tip.
- Investigators later determined the items were planted to frame the business owner amid a local rivalry.
- Police have arrested three individuals in connection with the conspiracy.
- Authorities continue to search for two brothers identified as the suspected masterminds.
What to watch next
- Apprehension of Gagandeep Singh and Hardeep Singh
- Results of the Forensic Science Laboratory investigation on seized materials
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Davinder Singh
owner of Ruby Jewellers
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“My daughter received a WhatsApp message from a Pakistani number asking ‘Kam Kaisa Chal Raha Hai’ (How’s your work going?). A text to my nephew, who had been running the shop in my absence, said: ‘Aap ka samaan us jagah deliver ho jayega’ (Your material will be delivered at that place)”
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…puzzled them – unexplained phone calls, text messages, and even a previous police raid. The problem, according to the family, had been particularly acute since Devinder Singh’s return from Dehradun after two years. “ My daughter received a WhatsApp message from a Pakistani number asking ‘Kam Kaisa Chal Raha Hai’ (How’s your work going?). A text to my nephew, who had been running the shop in my absence, said: ‘Aap ka samaan us jagah deliver ho jayega’ (Your material will be delivered at that place) ,” Devinder Singh said. “But we didn’t respond to either and informed the police.” What really began to raise suspicion among investigators was the manner in which the “incriminating” materials were found. “It was found…
“The Army had raided my premises earlier too, claiming to have traced a call from a Pakistani number to one of my family members. However, they left after they found nothing incriminating”
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…Devinder Singh’s family claims that the Singh brothers of the rival shop were relatives and that “attempts to frame him in some terror case had begun around the same time he returned home two-three months ago”. “ The Army had raided my premises earlier too, claiming to have traced a call from a Pakistani number to one of my family members. However, they left after they found nothing incriminating ,” he said. The family alleges that on April 21, Rupinder Kour was assaulted by the Singh brothers after she allegedly objected to liquor bottles being thrown at their house. An FIR has been registered in that case.…
Shafqat Hussain
Poonch SSP
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“it had been placed on the premises by someone else”
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…records. Police claim the plot had the Singh brothers, owners of Sajjan Jewellers, at its centre. The police’s suspicion that the material had been planted was later confirmed by Poonch SSP Shafqat Hussain, who said it had been placed on the premises by someone else , although he declined to share details of the investigation. According to security sources, on September 19, J&K Police received a tip about some incriminating material at Ruby Jewellers. The tip, from the Army, came…
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NamedIndia · Amandeep Singh · Arvind · Davinder Singh · Gagandeep Singh · Hardeep Singh · Mumtaz · Ruby Jewellers · Rupinder Kour · Sajjan Jewellers · Indian Army · Jammu-Kashmir Police · Poonch
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