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The improvised explosive device, or IED, was seized from a government school teacher who allegedly moonlighted as a Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist.

Perfume bomb: new terror tactic in J&K, as cops seize deceptive explosive device for the first time

Perfume bomb: new terror tactic in J&K, as cops seize deceptive IED for the first time

The improvised explosive device, or IED, was seized from a government school teacher who allegedly moonlighted as a Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist.

Marking a fresh escalation of terrorist activities in Jammu and Kashmir, a bomb disguised as a perfume has been recovered by the Union Territory's police.
The improvised explosive device, or IED, was seized from a government school teacher who allegedly moonlighted as a Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist. Jammu and Kashmir's police chief said that Reasi resident Arif was arrested following a probe into the recent twin blasts in Narwal.
DGP Dilbag Singh said, "We found another IED in his possession. It is a perfume IED. The bottle appears to be of a perfume, but if you press it to spray, the IED explodes. The person holding the IED will suffer damage."
"This kind of IED has not been recovered earlier. We didn't disturb it much since we are not well-versed with it. A specialist team will handle it," he added.
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Arif was allegedly working at the behest of his Pakistani handlers and admitted to his involvement in bombing the bus carrying Vaishno Devi pilgrims that killed four people and injured 24 last May, Singh said. He also accepted his role in an IED explosion in Jammu's Shastri Nagar area in February 2022 besides the twin explosions at Narwal on January 21 that left nine people injured.

Shopian 'fake' encounter: Bodies exhumed, handed over to family

Bodies of three men from Rajouri, killed in an alleged fake encounter by Army in J&amp;K's&nbsp;Shopian in July, have been exhumed and handed over to their families

Bodies of three men from Rajouri, killed in an alleged fake encounter by Army in Shopian district of Jammu and Kashmir in July this year, have been exhumed and handed over to their families, officials said on Saturday.&nbsp;On July 18, the Army claimed three militants were killed in Shopian. However, the Army initiated an inquiry after the reports indicated the three men were from Rajouri district in Jammu and had gone missing at Amshipura. An Army probe&nbsp; found "prima facie" evidence that its troops "exceeded" powers under the Armed Forces Special Powers Act during the encounter and initiated disciplinary proceedings.

Srinagar, PTI: Bodies of three men from Rajouri, killed in an alleged fake encounter by Army in Shopian district of Jammu and Kashmir in July this year, have been exhumed and handed over to their families, officials said on Saturday.
The exhumation was done late Friday night at an unidentified location in north Kashmir -- hours after J&amp;K DGP Dilbag Singh said the legal process to exhume and handover the bodies was on and would be completed soon.
&ldquo;The bodies of the three persons were exhumed and then handed over to their families,&rdquo; the officials said.
They said the families of the three men were called from Rajouri district in Jammu region and taken to the spot where the trio was buried. The families will take the bodies to their native village to bury them, they added.
The DGP had on Friday said that the legal process to exhume the bodies had been started and will be completed soon.
On September 30, inspector general of police (IGP), Kashmir, Vijay Kumar said since the DNA samples matched with the family, the three bodies will be exhumed and handed over to families after due process of law.
On July 18, the Army claimed three militants were killed in Amshipura village in the higher reaches of south Kashmir's Shopian district.
However, the Army initiated an inquiry after social media reports indicated the three men were from Rajouri district in Jammu and had gone missing at Amshipura. The families of the trio from Rajouri who worked as labourers in Shopian had also filed a police complaint.
The Army completed the probe in record four weeks and on September 18, the force said it has found "prima facie" evidence that its troops "exceeded" powers under the Armed Forces Special Powers Act during the encounter and initiated disciplinary proceedings.
The police also launched its investigations and collected the DNA samples of the families to match with the slain persons.

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