There was a time when President Medal awarded DSP Devinder Singh used to question terrorists, but on Saturday he was arrested in South Kashmir with two 'wanted terrorists' in a car. When the police arrested him, he was posted at the Srinagar airport with the Jammu and Kashmir Police's Security and Anti-Hijacking Unit. But since his arrest, questions have been raised about his alleged role in the 2001 Parliament attack and other major cases in Jammu and Kashmir.
The talk is of 2004. At that time Afzal Guru, accused in the attack on Parliament House, was lodged in Tihar Jail in Delhi. Afzal wrote a letter to his lawyer Sushil Kumar and said that DSP Devinder Singh (posted at Humma in Jammu and Kashmir Police's Special Operations Group at the time) had asked him to 'bring Mohammed to Delhi, a rented house in Delhi Told you to get it and buy a car. Mohammed was identified as a Pakistani, one of those who carried out the attack on the Parliament House.
Afzal had named another police officer Shanti Singh who allegedly tortured him at Humhama STF camp along with Devinder Singh. He also wrote, "Altaf Hussain, who is the brother-in-law of Budgam's SSP Ashaq Hussain (Bukhari), first played a" middleman "role in getting Devinder Singh released and later took him to the DSP." Afzal Convicted in Parliament House attack and hanged on 9 February 2013.
The alleged role of Devinder Singh in the Parliament attack case was not investigated. When asked about this, IGP (Kashmir) Vijay Kumar on Sunday said, "There is nothing like this in our records nor do I know anything about it … We will question him on this." One of the Jammu and Kashmir Police The senior official said, "They (Devinder Singh) have been caught because of their deeds. This time I don't think anyone can save them. They will be asked many questions. Where was he taking these two wanted terrorists? They were leaving the valley, as they were on their way to Jammu. What was his plan? Almost every operation where he (Davinder Singh) or his associates were involved has become suspicious. "The officer said," Singh was posted in Kashmir on duty to stop terrorism. He was also posted as DSP in Pulwama. Once asked, many things can be revealed. ”
Meanwhile, when Shanti Singh's alleged role in the Afzal Guru case could not be ascertained but he was put in jail in 2003 after an investigation by the Jammu and Kashmir Police's Crime Branch. In this, he was found involved in "torturing and killing Mohammad Ayub Dar, a citizen of Sholipora in Pakharpur" in police custody. He was shown as a terrorist killed in an encounter after being tortured in police custody and 'shot at his body'.
Following the instructions of the State Human Rights Commission, the Crime Branch took up the matter. The investigation was started. The Crime Branch had registered a case (FIR 77/2003) to investigate the role of Shanti Singh in the custody murder case. According to police records, "Ishpal Singh alias Shanti Singh, along with Inspector Waris Shah, picked up Mohammad Ayub Dar, son of Abdul Rahman Dar from his house on the night of 1 and 2 June 1999. Dar had died during interrogation. Shanti Singh then fired a bullet at his body and then placed some weapons and ammunition with him to show Dar as the terrorist killed in the encounter in Dalwan village.
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