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CRPF Defends Dismissal of Constable in J&K High Court, Alleges Forgery and Security Breach

The court will hear arguments Friday following the force’s detailed allegations of forgery, visa concealment in its filings

Overview

  • On July 30, the CRPF filed a counter-affidavit in the Jammu and Kashmir High Court defending its May 2 dismissal of constable Munir Ahmed for secretly marrying a Pakistani national.
  • The counter-affidavit accuses Ahmed of forging his wife’s nikahnama signature and concealing her visa overstay and pending long-term visa application.
  • CRPF officials warn that Ahmed’s access to troop deployments, camp security, and arms details could be exploited by his undisclosed marriage.
  • The High Court stayed Menal Khan’s deportation at the Attari border on April 27 after her short-term visa expired during post-Pahalgam terror attack visa revocations.
  • Ahmed is challenging his dismissal under the Central Civil Services Conduct Rules of 1964 and has cited earlier no-objection requests and letters from BJP MPs.