News Topic:Overground Workers
Kashmir
Six suspected OGWs, including minor, arrested with arms in Qazigund
A minor among six suspected over-ground workers (OGWs) were arrested along with arms and ammunition in southern Kashmir's Qazigund area, police said on Wednesday.
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Kashmir
NIA attaches property of Hizb OGW in Kulgam Sarpanch killing case
The National Investigation Agency attached the property of an overground worker of Hizb in the case of the targeted killing of a Sarpanch in Kulgam district.
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Jammu
Kingpin of OGW network, eight others held for providing logistic support to terrorists in Kathua
In a significant breakthrough in the ongoing anti-terror operation, security forces detained a Kathua-based “kingpin” of Over Ground Workers (OGW) network.
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J&K
J&K Govt sacks six employees for involvement in anti-national activities
The Jammu & Kashmir administration on Saturday dismissed six employees, including five policemen, for their involvement in anti-national activities.
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Jammu
Kathua Police arrest two for alleged support of militant activities
Kathua Police at Police Station Malhar have arrested two over-ground workers (OGWs) for allegedly supporting militancy-related activities.
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Kashmir
Arms cache seized from OGW network in Pulwama’s Nehama village
A spokesman of Pulwama Police on Monday said that an arms cache was seized from over-ground worker (OGW) network of slain militants in Pulwama's Nehama village.
Kashmir
Police arrest militant associate, seize arms in Baramulla
Jammu and Kashmir Police claimed to have arrested a militant associate along with arms and ammunition in Reban Sopore area of northern Kashmir’s Baramulla district.
Kashmir
Police in north Kashmir use GPS anklet to monitor bailed militant aide
Police in northern Kashmir's Baramulla district on Wednesday said they had deployed a GPS-enabled anklet on a bailed-out Lashkar-e-Taiba militant associate.
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