NEW DELHI: A writ petition was filed in the J&K high court last week by ex-president of Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industries (KCCI) Mubeen Shah seeking quashing of an FIR filed against him in 2020 for making threatening social media posts against non-locals settled in Kashmir. Shah has been on radar of the Indian security agencies for allegedly instigating violent protests in 2016 against the killing of terrorist Burhan Wani and was detained under PSA after the nullification of Article 370 in J&K, before relocating to Turkey soon after his release.
The agencies and J&K police — baffled how Mubeen, who hails from Buchwara, Srinagar and is currently living in Malaysia, managed to seek relief from the court while being ensconced in foreign country with a lookout circular issued against him — are now verifying how the advocates are in touch with him and how he has signed the vakalatnama.
The agencies and J&K police — baffled how Mubeen, who hails from Buchwara, Srinagar and is currently living in Malaysia, managed to seek relief from the court while being ensconced in foreign country with a lookout circular issued against him — are now verifying how the advocates are in touch with him and how he has signed the vakalatnama.
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