Jammu, Dec 26 (Reporter) Jammu and Kashmir Police in a decisive crackdown on anti-national activities, on Thursday booked two over-ground workers under the Public Safety Act for their involvement in subversive activities in Kishtwar and Kathua districts, demonstrating a firm commitment to maintaining peace and security in the Jammu region. The official spokesman said that one Jaffer Hussain Butt, resident of Hunjala, Tehsil and District Kishtwar has been booked under the PSA. Jaffer, a known Over Ground Worker (OGW), has been actively aiding banned organizations in their unlawful activities while his actions posed a grave threat to the stability and security of the region, he said. He added that following thorough investigations and procedural diligence, Jaffer was detained under PSA and subsequently lodged in District Jail Kathua. "The move aims to safeguard the youth of Kishtwar from being influenced by such individuals and to ensure law and order in the district," said the spokesman. He further added that in another case, one Liyaqat Ali, a resident of Lohai Malhar, Tehsil Malhar, District Kathua, was booked under PSA after the District Magistrate's Office, Kathua, issued the detention order. Liyaqat was lodged in Central Jail Kot Bhalwal, Jammu, on December 14, 2024. Liyaqat has a long history of anti-national activities. His name first surfaced in 2003, when he was charged with serious offenses, including an attempt to murder and waging war against the Government of India. Over the years, he has faced several criminal charges, including cases of harassment, wrongful confinement, assault, and aiding terrorist elements in the region, he said. Reports from intelligence agencies and police diaries further confirmed his role in providing logistical support and shelter to terrorist elements, making his detention under PSA a necessary step to prevent further harm, he added. The Jammu Zone Police emphasized their unwavering commitment to eliminating anti-national activities and safeguarding public peace. ADGP Jammu Anand Jain said, "We are resolute in our approach to dealing with individuals involved in activities against the state. Those disrupting peace or attempting to lure youth into anti-national activities will face strict legal action." The public has been urged to cooperate with the police by reporting any suspicious activities, including anti-national elements, drug abuse, or other unlawful acts while the identity of informants will be strictly protected...////...