NIA court declares Pakistan-based suspect proclaimed offender in grenade case

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A special NIA court in Jammu has declared Nazir Hussain a proclaimed offender in a grenade seizure case. Hussain, originally from Jammu, is currently believed to be in Pakistan. The court stated that earlier non-bailable warrants against him could not be executed. Previous attempts to secure his surrender have also failed, leading to the proclamation.

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