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Odisha Police Special Task Force Arrests Kashmiri Youth for Suspected Anti-National Links

In a significant crackdown, the Odisha Police Special Task Force (STF) apprehended a Kashmiri youth on suspicion of having connections with anti-national elements. The accused, identified as Sayed Ishaan Bukhari, also known as Ishaan Bukhari, hails from the Kupwara district in Jammu and Kashmir.

The STF revealed that the accused had allegedly been masquerading as a neuro specialist doctor, an army doctor, an officer in the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), and a close associate of high-ranking officials from the National Investigation Agency (NIA). He is accused of deceiving and defrauding people through these false identities.

According to STF Inspector General JN Pankaj, numerous forged documents, including medical degree certificates issued by prestigious institutions such as Cornel University in the United States and the Canadian Health Services Institute, were confiscated during the raid. The 37-year-old suspect was apprehended during a raid conducted in Neulpur, located in Odisha’s Dharmasala area of Jajpur district.

The search operation yielded a significant amount of incriminating evidence, including over 100 forged documents like foreign medical degree certificates, blank signed documents, affidavits, bonds, identity cards, ATM cards, blank cheques, Aadhaar cards, and visiting cards.

Furthermore, the STF uncovered that the accused had allegedly married multiple women from various parts of India, including Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Odisha. By posing as a doctor with foreign medical degrees, he maintained romantic relationships with these women.

During the course of the investigation, the probe agency discovered that Ishaan had been in contact with suspicious individuals in Kerala and Pakistani nationals. Additionally, he was wanted by the Kashmir Police in connection with a case of cheating and forgery, and a non-bailable warrant was pending against him.

STF Inspector General Jaynarayan Pankaj briefed the media, stating, “The accused, Ishaan Bukhari, had links with some suspects from Kerala and Pakistan. He possessed US and Canadian medical certificates and impersonated himself as a PMO officer and NIA official. Bukhari was in contact with the ISI and engaged in anti-national activities. He has been residing in Odisha since 2018. The STF is currently conducting further investigations into Bukhari.”

It is worth noting that the accused is also wanted by the Kashmir Police in connection with another case of cheating and forgery, and a non-bailable warrant has been issued against him.

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