Terrorists arrest:Spl police teams fanned out to J

Mysore, Oct 28 (UNI) With the city police collecting vital information about Al-Badr's network following the arrest of two of its militants here yesterday, special police teams today left for Jammu and Kashmir, Kozhikode in Kerala and Delhi to gather more information about its activities.

Police sources said a team would visit the valley as one of the arrested ultras, Mohammad Fahad, had stayed in Jammu and Kashmir and managed to create false documents to claim that he was in Government service.

Based on credible information that Fahad had visited Kozhikode four months ago and stayed there for several days, a police team had landed there to coordinate with their Kerala counterparts in investigation, the sources said.

Police interrogation had revealed that Mohammad Ali Hussain, who was arrested along with Fahad, had crossed the Line of Control (LOC) in June this year. He had passed through the Rajwa forest in Northern Kashmir and was hiding in the Harwan area, where he had received instructions to proceed to Mysore.

Investigation by the Intelligence department revealed that Hussian was one of the several Al-Badr operatives sent to execute terror strikes outside Jammu and Kashmir.

The two Pakistani terrorists, lodged in police custody at Vijayanagar police station, was interrogated by Inspector G N Mohan and his team. The grilling would continue for the next two weeks and police might subject them to brain mapping. The entire area had been barricaded to a diametre of 300 metres and heavy police security arranged.

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