New Delhi: The day after two men were arrested from the center of Delhi in connection with stealing a car and selling it in Kashmir, the police on Tuesday said some suspicious photos found had been found on the telephone of one of the links and they investigated if they had a link with whatever terror group.
The defendant has been identified as an exhibition of Ahmad Malla (25), a resident of the Baramulla district in Jammu and Kashmir, and Mohammad Jukber (22), a resident of Shamli District at Uttar Pradesh, according to the police.
Some suspicious photos found on Malla’s cellphone.
However, he was not seen in the photos, police said.
A senior police officer said they were investigating to whom this stolen vehicle was delivered in Kashmir.
Intelligence agents and police Kashmir have interrogated the accused people.
A Delhi police team will go to Sopore in Baramulla to ascertain whether this vehicle was delivered to terrorist groups, the police said.
Malla used to come to Delhi from Sopore via flight and go back to the car to Kashmir, they said.
He also had burns in his hand and it was ascertained how he got it, they added.
Previously, the police said the defendant had sold more than 100 stolen vehicles in Kashmir since 2015.
Malla was used to receive the shipment of stolen cars from one jukband and one Rinku alias Noor Mohammad, they said.
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