IPS officer’s brother joins terror group Hizbul Mujahideen

As the government and Indian army are continuously making its efforts so that the youngsters of Jammu-Kashmir may not get influenced by the terrorist activities that have taken down the state in recent days but as per the recent news it seems as if the efforts are not going in a way they should go.
Sunday, On second death anniversary of terrorist commander Burhan Wani, A photograph is released of a new recruits Shamsul Haq Mengnoo by the terrorist group Hizbul Mujahideen in which it has shown holding an AK-47 rifle and holstered pistol.
Shamsul Haq Mengnoo is 25 years old and the younger brother of an IPS officer of the Northeast cadre and belongs to south Kashmir’s Shopian who went missing on May 2018, from the Kashmir University Campus. He was pursuing bachelor’s course in Unani medicine from a government college at Zakura on the outskirts of Srinagar.

On Sunday, the death anniversary of terrorist commander, Burhan Wani. approx dozen of photographs of new recruits had been released by the terrorist group Hizbul Mujahideen after that photograph of the armed Shamsul Haq Mengnoo went viral on social media.
Although, Shamsul’s elder brother Inamul Haq is a 2012 IPS batch officer of the Northeast cadre. however, a police officer also justified that Shamsul Haq Magoo has joined the terrorist group Hizbul Mujahideen.
The picture of Shamsul Haq Mengnoot was released by the group in which, Shamsul is holding a gun, and shows his date of joining terrorist ranks on May 25, 2018. His code name shown in the picture is Burhan Sani.



It is considered that, Over the last two years, the young terrorists announce their joining by releasing pictures with guns on social media, as it is in the latest trend.
As per the source, this year, Over 50 youth already have joined militant ranks.
while, on the death anniversary of militant commander Burhan Wani, normal life has been affected across Kashmir Valley. in 2016 His killing had triggered a six-month-long unrest that led to the killing of about 80 people.


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