Archive · 15 Jan 2026
J-K Police Attach Terror Handler's Property in Poonch
The police in Jammu and Kashmir attached the land of a man named Abdul Aziz.
He lives in a place called Chamber Kanari but is now in Pakistan.
The police say he has been doing bad things against India.
The court said he should be arrested, but he ran away.
So, the police took his land as a punishment.
The land is quite big, about 58,261.5 square feet, and is worth Rs 22.05 lakh.
The police did this with the help of the local government and followed all the rules.
Jammu and Kashmir Police attached the property of Abdul Aziz, a Pakistan-based terror handler.
The property consists of 10 kanal and 14 marlas (58,261.5 sq ft) of land in Mandi tehsil, valued at Rs 22.05 lakh.
Aziz was declared a proclaimed offender by the court for evading the legal process.
The attachment was carried out in coordination with the Revenue Department after completing all legal formalities.
Aziz is currently operating as a terror handler in Pakistan and has been involved in activities against India's security and sovereignty.
- Who
- Abdul Aziz, a Pakistan-based terror handler and resident of Chamber Kanari
- What
- Attachment of Abdul Aziz's immovable property by Jammu and Kashmir Police
- When
- January 15
- Where
- Mandi tehsil, Poonch district, Jammu and Kashmir
- Why
- Aziz's involvement in activities inimical to India's security and sovereignty, and his evasion of legal process
- Name
- Abdul Aziz
- Location
- Chamber Kanari, Mandi tehsil, Poonch district
- Property Size
- 10 kanal and 14 marlas (58,261.5 sq ft)
- Property Value
- Rs 22.05 lakh
- Legal Status
- Proclaimed offender