DSP Singh, caught while ferrying militants in 2020, terminated from service
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The police officer was arrested on January 11, 2020 in Kulgam when he was shifting a cop-turned-militant commander and his shut affiliate in his automotive exterior the Valley.
Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Devinder Singh, who was arrested final 12 months when he was ferrying a Hizbul Mujahideen commander and his affiliate in his car, was dismissed by J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Singha underneath Article 311 on Thursday.
“L-G Sinha is satisfied after considering the facts and circumstances and on the basis of information available that the activities of DSP Singh, who was under suspension, warrant dismissal from the service,” an order reads.
DSP Singh has been dismissed underneath sub-clause (c) of Article 311. “It is not expedient to hold an enquiry in the case,” the order added.
The police officer was arrested on January 11, 2020 in Kulgam when he was shifting the cop-turned-militant commander of Hizb, Syed Naveed Mushtaq alias Naveed Babu, and his shut affiliate, in his automotive exterior the Valley.
Later, the National Investigation Agency raided two homes of DSP Singh, a resident of Pulwama’s Ovary Gund village, and recovered ₹12 lakh and a weapon.
Hizb’s Babu was the outfit’s second prime commander after Riyaz Naikoo in Kashmir and was accused of being behind the killing of 11 truck drivers, together with non-local labourers and apple merchants, in south Kashmir after the Centre revoked J&K’s constitutional place on August 5, 2019.
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