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- Ogw (Over Ground Worker) Role in Providing Logistics and Support
- OGWs are individuals actively involved in supporting banned terrorist organizations by providing logistical assistance such as food, shelter, finances, and other resources. They facilitate the movement, communication, and operational needs of terrorists, thereby enabling their activities (Paras 1-16; 01900019114; 01900023055).
- Evidence suggests OGWs develop contacts with like-minded individuals within these organizations and may be influenced by radical ideologies, making them integral to the operational framework of terrorist groups (IND_HC_JHHC010051622023; 01900019114).
- OGWs are often accused of harboring terrorists, providing shelter, and sharing sensitive information, which significantly aids terrorist operations and sustains their activities (01100134971; 01900019114; IND_HC_JKHC010055852019).
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The involvement of OGWs is considered a serious offense as it creates conducive conditions for further terrorist activities and poses a threat to national security. Their support is seen as facilitating the logistical backbone necessary for terrorists to operate effectively (01100134971; IND_HC_JKHC010055852019).
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Insights and Analysis
- The role of OGWs is critical in the logistics chain of terrorist organizations, providing essential supplies and support that enable militants to carry out their activities.
- Their activities are often linked with ideological radicalization and direct contact with terrorists, making them a significant focus of law enforcement and judicial proceedings.
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Despite some cases where evidence may be insufficient for bail, the overall pattern indicates that OGWs function as key facilitators, whose support directly impacts the operational capacity of banned groups.
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References
- Union Territory Th. Police Station Chanpora vs Sameer Ahmad Koka - J&K, Zahoor Ahmad Peer vs National Investigation Agency - Delhi, Riyaz Ahmad Bhat VS State of J&K - Jammu and Kashmir, IND_HC_JHHC010051622023, INDJK00000000824, IND_HC_JKHC010005572022, IND_HC_JKHC010036552021, IND_HC_JKHC010055852019
Search Results for "Role of Ogw in Providing Logistics and Support to Terrorist Organizations"
2025 0 Supreme(J&K) 194 • India - IN THE HIGH COURT OF JAMMU & KASHMIR AND LADAKH AT SRINAGAR
Sanjeev Kumar, Sanjay Parihar, JJ
The respondent was accused of providing logistic support to a banned terrorist organization. ... and provided logistic support for terrorist activities, but the trial court found insufficient evidence to deny bail. ... (Paras 1-16) ... ... (B) Bail - The court emphasized that the mere association with a terrorist ... As against respondent, the allegations were that he was working as OGW for TRF, provid....
2025 0 Supreme(Del) 747 • India - IN THE HIGH COURT OF DELHI AT NEW DELHI
PRATHIBA M.SINGH, AMIT SHARMA
support for co-accused linked to a banned organization. ... is a serious offense warranting stringent action, as it creates conditions for further terrorist activities. ... ) Act, 1967 - Sections 18, 19, and 39 - Appeal for bail denied on grounds of prima facie evidence of involvement in harboring a terrorist ... with knowledge that the person is a terrorist; • Providing shelter; • Providing food & drinks; • Providing finances; • Providing#....
2020 0 Supreme(J&K) 336 • India - Jammu and Kashmir
TASHI RABSTAN
Detenu is stated to be an active Over Ground Worker (OGW) of banned terrorist organizations, which are active in this District and have developed contacts with the likeminded people affiliated with these organizations, which are involved in anti-national and anti-social activities. ... It is not out of place to mention here that detenu is providing every logistic support by way of food and shelter to the militants and is of a fundamentalist ideology and with the passa....
• India - Principal Bench Jharkhand
The appellant is accused of providing funds to a terrorist organization. ... The contention has been raised that there is no such allegation against the appellant or providing logistic support to the Dasta of A-14. ... He used to provide logistic support to the Dasta of A-14. ... Rajesh Ganjhu @ Rajesh Kumar Ganjhu was an over- ground worker (OGW) of CPI (Maoist) and is relative of A-14, the main person who was handling....
2024 Supreme(Online)(J&K) 403 • India - High Court of Jammu and Kashmir
and overground workers (OGWs) of LeT/TRF (banned outfits) motivating the petitioner to work for the outfit as an over ground worker (OGW) for providing logistic support which made the petitioner rapidly motivated to work for LeT/TRF banned outputs and sharing of sensitive information regarding ... Whereas SSP, Srinagar has reported in the dossier that you were deeply influenced by radical ideology and also came into contact with active terrorists and OGW's of LeT/TRF (banned outfits) who moti....
• India - High Court of Jammu and Kashmir - Srinagar Wing
logistic support to militants. ... organizations or any particular incident regarding his links with secessionist organizations, date and year when the detenu of any incidence with regard to the alleged association of the detenu detention, in nutshell the detenu had been shown facilitating and providing ... The judgements referred to and relied upon and pressed into service by learned counsel for the petitioner in support p style="position
• India - High Court of Jammu and Kashmir - Srinagar Wing
) of militants, particularly banned kind of logistic support to the militants, besides being a close aid of investigation it has come to fore that the detenue is providing every however, surfaced in the picture as a useful instrument in the capacity of an Over Ground Worker (OGW
• India - Jammu and Kashmir
Detenu is stated to be an active Over Ground Worker (OGW) of banned terrorist organizations, which are active in mention here that detenu is providing every logistic support by way of this District and have developed contacts with the likeminded people affiliated with these organizations ... It is contended that detenu has been found constantly providing p style="position:absolute;white-space:pre;margin:0;padding:0;top
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