Explained: How J&K Cops Will Use GPS Anklets On Terror Accused On Bail
NDTV
The police have introduced a GPS-enabled tracker anklet that was tied on the accused after he was released on bail on Saturday.
In a first, the police in Jammu and Kashmir have introduced a GPS tracker anklet to monitor the terror accused out on bail. The police have introduced a GPS-enabled tracker anklet that was tied on the accused after he was released on bail on Saturday.
This is the first such case in India, where police adopted such a measure to monitor every moment of an accused.
According to officials, the tracker anklets are already in use in countries like the United States, the UK, South Africa, and Australia for maintaining surveillance of accused on bail.
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