Mehbooba's close ally Parrani's alliance with terrorists in Pak

Srinagar, Dt

Police in Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir have sought information from US officials and Google about e-mailed conversations between Waheed-ur-Rehman Parrani, a close ally of PDP President Mehbooba Mufti, and separatist leaders and terrorists based in Pakistan.

The chargesheet filed against Parra by the Jammu and Kashmir Police said that at first sight there was enough evidence to prosecute Parra, proving that he had colluded with them to seek their support for political gain and to carry out terrorist attacks in return for his help. Helped in many ways. The chargesheet, filed by the Encounter Intelligence Kashmir (CIK) branch of the police, said the investigation revealed that the accused was seeking directions and advice from Pakistan-based separatists and terrorist leaders and had sent several instructions and information related to the promotion of terrorism and separatism.

An indictment filed in a Srinagar court earlier this month said Parra had provided information to Pakistan-based separatists and terrorists through several e-mail IDs, three of which were leaked to police. The police said in a 15-page indictment that Google had requested the US to provide information on e-mails sent by Parra through its three e-mail IDs as well as to secure data related to Parra's emails. . Google has also been asked to store WhatsApp chats and data in an iCloud account associated with Parra's mobile phone. Meanwhile, PDP president Mehbooba Mufti has accused the police of harassing Parra and keeping him in an inhumane condition. Parra's lawyer also denied the police allegations, calling them "politically motivated".