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Pathankot terror attack: Pakistan sends 3 suspects to police custody
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Security personnel guard Pathankot Air Force base. (PTI file Photo)
LAHORE: Three suspects arrested in Pakistan in connection with the Pathankot terror attack have been sent to a six-day police remand by an anti-terrorism court, days after an FIR was registered in the high-profile case.
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The three accused - Khalid Mahmood, Irshadul Haque and Muhammad Shoaib - were on Saturday presented before ATC-2 judge Bushra Zaman in Gujranwala, some 70 kilometres from here, in the Punjab province.
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The judge granted six-day 'physical remand' of the suspects and handed them over to the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) police, the Dawn reported.
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They are said to be involved in the January 2 attack on the key Indian Air Force base in Pathankot.
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The three were arrested by the CTD from a rented house near Chand Da Qila bypass over suspicion that they were facilitators of the attack.
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The three suspects denied the charges and were shifted to an undisclosed location for investigation.
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The CTD earlier this month registered an FIR against the unknown attackers in Gujranwala.
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The FIR number 06/2016 was lodged under sections 302, 324 and 109 of the Pakistan Penal Code, and sections 7 and 21-I of the Anti-Terrorism Act.
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It is not known when the three were arrested but it is believed that that might have been arrested well before the registration of the FIR and probed which provided enough evidence to proceed against them in the court of law, officials said.
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Seven security personnel were killed when suspected terrorists of Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) stormed the Pathankot airbase on January 2.
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Several alleged militants were arrested after the attack for which India blamed JeM.
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India has also provided leads with phone numbers which have been included in the FIR.
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Umar Khalid, a PhD student, whose family lives at Zakir Nagar in South Delhi, has been staying at room number 168 of the Tapti hostel, in spite of being a resident of Delhi.
D Raja's daughter Aparajita also stays at room number 261 of the Koyna hostel even though her father has been allotted bungalow on posh Rafi Marg in Lutyens’ Delhi.
According to a report in the Sunday Guardian, the students seeking hostel rooms have been divided into three priorities, P-1, P-2 and P-3. According to the manual, first priority (P-1) is given to students who are enrolled for “full-time programmes and have passed their qualifying exams from institutes outside Delhi and are not residents of Delhi.
The second priority (P-2) is given to the outstation candidates who are enrolled for a programme at a level at which the student already has a degree or has pursued studies in JNU (at the same level) with hostel accommodation, and the third (P-3) is for students of V and XI Semester MA, V Semester M.Phil, IX Semester Ph.D., local students in that order.”

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