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NIA court declares Rajouri man ‘proclaimed offender’; orders encounter-site phone data be sealed

Source: Times of India — India · 1 hr ago
NIA court declares Rajouri man ‘proclaimed offender’; orders encounter-site phone data be sealed
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Summary

A special NIA court in Jammu has labeled a man from Rajouri, who is alleged to reside in Pakistan‑occupied Kashmir, as a “proclaimed offender” after he repeatedly missed court appearances. The court also ordered that forensic information taken from a cellphone found at an encounter site be sealed and treated as protected material.

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In separate orders in two terror-related cases, a special NIA court in Jammu has declared a Rajouri native allegedly living in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir a “proclaimed offender” for repeatedly failing to appear before the court, while directing that forensic data extracted from a cellphone recovered at an encounter site be kept confidential and treated as “protected material”.

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