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Drug addict trespasses into J&K CM residence minutes after police release
India🏛️ PoliticsCenter21 hr. ago

Drug addict trespasses into J&K CM residence minutes after police release

A 21-year-old drug addict named Tilak Raj, who had recently been released on bail by local police in a drug abuse case, allegedly trespassed into the official residence of Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah shortly after his release. The incident occurred on Wazarat Road in Srinagar, where the CM's residence is located. According to police, Tilak Raj was hesitant to return home with his father and instead ran toward the CM's residence, scaling its wall. While no weapons or incriminating items were found on him, he was reportedly intoxicated. The incident has reignited concerns about security lapses in Jammu and Kashmir, especially after a failed assassination attempt on Omar Abdullah's father, Dr. Farooq Abdullah, earlier this year. National Conference leaders have previously criticized the security measures provided to the CM and his family, particularly since the region was reclassified as a Union Territory in 2019.

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Hindustan Times logoHindustan TimesIndependentCenter21 hr. ago
Drug addict trespasses into J&K CM residence minutes after police release

A 21-year-old drug addict named Tilak Raj, who had recently been released on bail by local police in a drug abuse case, allegedly trespassed into the official residence of Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah shortly after his release. The incident occurred on Wazarat Road in Srinagar, where the CM's residence is located. According to police, Tilak Raj was hesitant to return home with his father and instead ran toward the CM's residence, scaling its wall. While no weapons or incriminating items were found on him, he was reportedly intoxicated. The incident has reignited concerns about security lapses in Jammu and Kashmir, especially after a failed assassination attempt on Omar Abdullah's father, Dr. Farooq Abdullah, earlier this year. National Conference leaders have previously criticized the security measures provided to the CM and his family, particularly since the region was reclassified as a Union Territory in 2019.

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