Archive · 29 Dec 2025
Two Kashmiri Men Detained in UP
Two men from Kashmir were detained in a place called Bareilly in Uttar Pradesh.
Villagers there thought their behavior was suspicious and reported them to the police.
The men said they were poor and were begging to survive.
They had been staying in a local mosque and a village since December 10.
The police and other agencies are still questioning them to find out more.
Two Kashmiri men, Shaukat Ali and Sajjad, were detained in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh.
Villagers complained about their suspicious activities and begging.
The men claimed they were poor and had been staying in a local mosque and village since December 10.
Police and intelligence agencies are interrogating them, and their details have been sent to Jammu and Kashmir Police for verification.
Further questioning is underway to determine the nature of their activities.
- Who
- Two Kashmiri men, Shaukat Ali and Sajjad
- What
- Detained for suspicious activities and begging
- When
- Detained on Saturday, December 28
- Where
- Dhimri village, Ahladpur area, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- Villagers complained about their suspicious activities and begging
Villagers and Police
Detainees
Suspicious Activities
Villagers and Police
Villagers and police found the men's activities suspicious, including their begging and manner of speaking.
Detainees
The men claimed they were poor and were begging to survive, denying any wrongdoing.
- Names of Detainees
- Shaukat Ali and Sajjad
- Residence
- Poonch district, Jammu and Kashmir
- Date of Arrival in Bareilly
- December 10
- Place of Detention
- Dhimri village, Ahladpur area, Bareilly
- Agencies Involved
- Uttar Pradesh Police, Intelligence Agencies, Local Intelligence Unit (LIU)
- Verification Process
- Photographs and Aadhaar details sent to Jammu and Kashmir Police
