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Terrorists’ hit list spreads panic in Kashmir

Suspected militants have come out with a hit list of the people to be killed for allegedly collaborating with the police and security forces in north Kashmir tehsil.

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Suspected militants have come out with a hit list of the people to be “killed” for allegedly “collaborating” with the police and security forces in north Kashmir tehsil of Pattan in Baramulla district.

Almushtraqa Lashkar-e-Tioba and Hizb-ul-Mujhadeen have named 13 people including a woman who are on their hit list. Handwritten posters and list in Urdu have been issued by Abu Talha, district commander and Javid Khan Tehsil commander for Pattan and put up at various places.

“Entire world knows Kashmiris have giving umpteen sacrifices for freedom struggle. But some people are collaborating with police and security forces. We had warned them to mend their ways. But they have not listened to us so far. Now their body bags will reach you (public) soon”, reads the translation of the posters in Urdu.

The militants have named the people allegedly working for security agencies. The outfits have also accused them of getting the militants either arrested or killed through police and other security agencies.

The militants have also warned the newly elected panchs and sarpanchs not to participate in the civic body elections. The militants noted that Jihad in Kashmir will continue till their goal is achieved.

Police have registered a case under section 13 of unlawful activities act and questioned some people in this regard. “We are investigating the matter. A case has been registered and some people were summoned for questioning. So far no body has formally been arrested”, said one of the police officers investigating the case.

Police is also not ruling out rivalry and mischief mongering by some unscrupulous elements.

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