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NIA sources said that permission had been received from the government to send letter rogatory (LR) to Pakistan asking the authorities to arrest Salahuddin, who has taken shelter in Pakistan since 1989, and seven others named as proclaimed offenders in the charge sheet, adds The Times of India.
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NIA sources said that permission had been received from the government to send letter rogatory (LR) to Pakistan asking the authorities to arrest Salahuddin, who has taken shelter in Pakistan since 1989, and seven others named as proclaimed offenders in the charge sheet, adds The Times of India. It is the first case in which Salahuddin has been declared a proclaimed offender, paving the way for authorities to send an LR for his arrest. We have conclusively proven the flow of funds from across the border to the outfit and are sure of taking the case to its logical conclusion. Following the LR, we will also get an RCN issued against Salahuddin, said an unnamed senior NIA official.
| Event ID | Date | Country | Storyhead |
|---|---|---|---|
| 66697-135927-344837 | 12/2/2013 | India | NIA charge sheets Hizb-ul-Mujahideen chief Syed Salahudin and nine others for funding militancy in Jammu and Kashmir |
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Note: incidences are geocoded by the district centroid.
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| Event ID | Date | Country | Act | District |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 66697-135927-344837 | 12/2/2013 | India | arrest | Bagdam |