Hundreds Of Local Terrorists Sheltered In PoK To Lose Their J&K Assets
NDTV
Police are also attaching properties of those accused of willfully sheltering terrorists; this ensures innocent people forced or threatened to shelter criminals are spared.
Hundreds of terrorists from Jammu and Kashmir who have taken shelter in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir over the last several years may lose their properties, after the J&K administration initiated the process of declaring "proclaimed offenders" and attaching their properties
"Traitors to the nation... the people who have taken shelter in Pakistan after being involved in terrorist activities (in India) are now trying to promote terrorism from there," Dilbag Singh, the Director-General of J&K Police, said, adding that data about these militants is ready.
In fact, the police chief said action had already started in Doda district - where 16 locals who had taken shelter in PoK have been declared "proclaimed offenders".
