Judicial remand of Pakistani terrorist captured after Udhampur attack extended

Jammu: A court on Friday extended by 12 days the judicial remand of a Pakistani terrorist and five others in a terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir that killed two BSF troopers. [caption id=“attachment_2542060” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] Naved was the only terrorist captured alive after the Udhampur attack. PTI[/caption] The National Investigation Agency (NIA) designate court extended the remand of Pakistani Muhammad Naved and his accomplices, a police officer told IANS. Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists Naved and Noman, both Pakistanis, attacked a Border Security Force bus in Udhampur district on 5 August, killing two troopers and injuring 11 others. Noman was killed in a gunfight while Naveed escaped to a village where he was overpowered. Based on Naveed’s interrogation, the other five were arrested from the Kashmir Valley on charges of ferrying the LeT terrorists and their weapons in a fruit truck to Udhampur. IANS