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J&K businessman Mubeen released

SRINAGAR:Prominent Kashmir businessman Mubeen Shah, detained under the Public Safety Act (PSA) ahead of abrogation of Article 370, was released today on a “temporary” basis.

Prominent Kashmir businessman Mubeen Shah, detained under the Public Safety Act (PSA) ahead of abrogation of Article 370, was released today on a “temporary” basis.

Srinagar, December 7

Prominent Kashmir businessman Mubeen Shah, detained under the Public Safety Act (PSA) ahead of abrogation of Article 370, was released today on a “temporary” basis.

A former president of the Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industries, he was lodged in Agra jail and released after a communication from the Home Department, his relatives said. Shah was received by his brother Niyaz, who had moved the Supreme Court. — TNS

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