Three Men Booked in Jammu and Kashmirs Reasi for Spreading Fake Terror Threat Messages

Three men in Reasi, Jammu and Kashmir, have been booked for circulating fake threat messages from a terrorist commander to falsely implicate two acquaintances in a terror case.

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In a shocking incident, three men have been booked in Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi district for circulating fake threat messages from a terrorist commander to implicate two acquaintances in a false terror case. The incident came to light after one of the recipients, Jahangir Ahmed, a resident of Malikot, filed a complaint with the police.

Unraveling the Conspiracy

During the investigation, the police found that the complainant himself was involved in the conspiracy. It was revealed that Jahangir Ahmed, along with two other men, Mushtaq Ahmed and Fiyaz Ahmed, hatched a plan to implicate their rivals, Shokat Ali and Bashir Ahmed, in a false terror case.

Modus Operandi

To execute their plan, the accused created a fake terror threat message by impersonating a terror commander, allegedly known to Shokat Ali and Bashir Ahmed. They then circulated the message from one mobile phone to another to make it appear authentic.

Legal Action Taken

Following the investigation, a case has been registered against Jahangir Ahmed, Mushtaq Ahmed, and Fiyaz Ahmed at Chassana police station. Senior Superintendent of Police of Reasi, Mohita Sharma, has condemned such acts and warned that anyone involved in rumor mongering will face strict legal consequences.

The incident highlights the dangers of spreading false information and the consequences it can have on individuals and society as a whole. It is crucial to verify the authenticity of any information before sharing it, and to refrain from engaging in activities that can disrupt peace and harmony.