Khushi Gupta
Published on: April 29, 2022 at 13:01 IST
A man accused of receiving Secret Documents from an Indian Police Service Officer in connection with a Terror Funding Case has alleged that he faced harassment and sought Court intervention.
Muneer Ahmad Kataria moved an Application asking his intervention in ‘incidents of harassment faced by the applicant’ and sought directions to Jail Authorities to take appropriate action.
Principal District and Sessions Judge Dharmesh Sharma remanded the accused in the Terror Funding Case, including human rights activist Khurram Parvez and Kataria, to Judicial Custody till May 13.
According to the National Investigation Agency, its investigation revealed that certain secret National Investigation Agency documents were shared by accused Indian Police Service Officer Arvind Digvijay Negi with Kataria through encrypted communication channels.
According to the National Investigation Agency, Muneer and other accused, Arshid Ahmad Tonch and Zaffar Abbas, ran a network of overground workers of the Laskhar-e-Toiba terror group and hatched a conspiracy to recruit people from across various States in India.
The National Investigation Agency claimed that the accused were in touch with foreign-based handlers and were gathering intelligence on vital installations and security forces.
