Connect with us

JAMMU & KASHMIR

Hizb posters appear in Shopian, warn women cops to resign | KNO

REPRESENTATION PHOTO

Published

on

kno news

 

  Hizb ul Mujahideen posters surfaced in Shopian villages on Thursday appealing people to remove barbed fencing from orchards, warning women SPOs to resign from job and appealing ‘informers’ to refrain from informing forces about militant’s presence.

The said posters were seen in Chitragam area of the district on Wednesday evening.

“We appeal all those women who are working in police department as SPOs should resign within month’s time. We have a special list of school and college going girls who have developed illicit relationships with army and are informing them (army) about the presence of militants hence we appeal the parents of these girls to stop their daughters from such activities else they would be punished,” reads the posters.

The posters further say,” We also have a special list of people who are informing police and army about militants presence, we again want to warn them to refrain from such activities as we have proof about their involvement.”

The posters further say that army comes to the villages for census purposes and they get contacts of women. “So be vigilant about it. You should neither give them your contacts nor let them enter your houses,” posters read.

Posters also say that some days before militants appealed people to erase the barbed fences from orchards but their appeal was not responded.” We again appeal you to remove the barbed fences of your orchards immediately”.

At the bottom of the posters is a stamp of District Commander of Hizb militant outfit with photos of Hizb commander Zeenat-ul-Islam pasted on them.

 

Trending

TOP STORIES15 hours ago

DC Sgr conducts night tour of city | KNO

TOP STORIES15 hours ago

Ramban land subsidence: CS reviews relief, restoration measures | KNO

TOP STORIES15 hours ago

More than a year passes, Foot Bridge near Convent school yet to become motorable

TOP STORIES15 hours ago

Inclement Weather: Inadequate drainage system, poor roads compound traffic woes in Sgr City | KNO

TOP STORIES15 hours ago

Incessant rains lead to rise in water level, refreshes memories of 2014 deluge | KNO

TOP STORIES15 hours ago

We have not learned any lessons from 2014 Floods: Omar Abdullah | KNO

TOP STORIES16 hours ago

Dr Rukhsana Najeeb is new Principal GMC Anantnag, Dr Khurshid Wani Principal GMC Handwara | KNO

TOP STORIES16 hours ago

Rains trigger landslides, partially damage structures in Budgam | KNO

TOP STORIES16 hours ago

Rising anaemia cases in children due to poor diet, lack of hygiene, breastfeeding, say doctors | KNO

TOP STORIES16 hours ago

On way to ski resort Gulmarg, Kanihama village draws thousands of tourists as it Preserves Kashmir's Centuries-Old Handicraft Art | KNO

TOP STORIES16 hours ago

Despite road closures, stranded tourists find comfort & support from Kashmiris | KNO

TOP STORIES16 hours ago

Land sinking in Ramban: In a community hall, homeless families of Pernote village share tales of horror, grief | KNO

TOP STORIES16 hours ago

Roaring Jehlum gives sleepless night to Pampore residents as haunting memories of 2014 revisit | KNO

TOP STORIES16 hours ago

Big Relief as water levels recede after heavy rainfall | KNO

TOP STORIES16 hours ago

3-day wet spell ends, MeT predicts dry weather till May 05 | KNO

TOP STORIES17 hours ago

ECI reschedules polls of Anantang-Rajouri seat, voting to be held on May 25 | KNO

TOP STORIES19 hours ago

GN Azad seeks deferment of polls in Anantnag amid Mughal road closure | KNO

Copyright © 2021