Hawala operator for terror outfits LeT and Al-Badr held in Delhi

Yaseen was the Delhi link in this Hawala chain and from Delhi, this amount was further transferred to J&K through different couriers

Yaseen was the Delhi link in this Hawala chain and from Delhi, this amount was further transferred to J&K through different couriers
Yaseen was the Delhi link in this Hawala chain and from Delhi, this amount was further transferred to J&K through different couriers

Mohammed Yaseen arrested from Delhi, used to deliver money to terrorists

In a joint operation, Delhi Police and Jammu and Kashmir Police with assistance from central agencies arrested a Hawala operator for funding terror outfits LeT (Lashkar-e-Taiba) and Al-Badr. The accused was identified as Mohammed Yaseen.

After receiving the information, a raiding team was constituted and deployed in and around the area of Meena Bazar. Yaseen was finally held. The police said that they have recovered cash of Rs.7 lakh and a cell phone from him.

“Inspectors Sunil Kumar Rajain and Ravinder Joshi under ACPs Lalit Mohan Negi and Hridaya Bhushan were working on information. They held Yaseen, a resident of Turkman Gate in Delhi. He was working as an agent in Hawala transactions related to the funding of terror outfits LeT and Al-Badr. On Aug 17, Yasin gave around Rs.10 lakh to a terror operative Abdul Hamid Mir of J&K for further use in terrorist activities in J&K. In this regard, J&K Police registered a case and arrested Abdul Hamid Mir from Jammu Bus Stand along with the terror funding amount of Rs.10 lakh,” said HGS Dhaliwal, the DCP of Special Cell.

The official said that on August 18, information was received from central agencies and J&K police regarding a person engaged in funding of terrorist activities and operating from Meena Bazar, Delhi Itself.

“Yaseen is a garment trader by profession and was operating from Meena Bazar. He worked as a conduit of Hawala money, collected funds received from sources based abroad, and further delivered to terror operatives in J&K,” the official said.

During interrogation, Yaseen disclosed to the police that the Hawala money was being sent to Surat and Mumbai through South Africa.

Yaseen was the Delhi link in this Hawala chain and from Delhi, this amount was further transferred to J&K through different couriers.

This amount is further given to operatives of banned terror outfits LeTs and Al-Badr in J&K.

“Yaseen is an important link for transporting funds from different parts of India to J&K. Recently, he received Rs.24 lakh sent via Hawala from South Africa, out of which he transferred Rs.17 lakh through two different couriers to terror operatives in J&K. Arrested accused Abdul Hamid Mir was given Rs.10 lakh by him. This Rs.10 lakh was seized by J&K whereas the remaining Rs.7 lakh was recovered from his house during search,” said the police.

[With Inputs from IANS]

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