PDP’s Parra shifted from Srinagar to Jammu jail
The Hindu
He was re-arrested in January this year only three days after a special NIA court granted him bail in a case related to the arrest of a police officer and two militants.
Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) youth president Waheed-ur-Rehmaan Parra was shifted from Kashmir to a Jammu jail on Friday, three weeks after a United Nations report suggested that he was tortured “in reprisal” for his participation in a virtual meeting with diplomats from UN Security Council countries in 2020. An official said Parra was shifted from the Srinagar Central Jail to the Kot Bhalwal Jail in Jammu, over 300 km away, on Friday morning. Parra was re-arrested in January this year only three days after a special National Investigation Agency court granted him bail in a case related to the arrest of a police officer and two militants.
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