JAMMU: Jammu and Kashmir police’s State Investigation Company (SIA) has filed its first chargesheet in a narco-terror case involving the seizure of 46 kg of heroin in Jammu and Punjab in Aug final yr, exposing the position of Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba to foment unrest within the state and in other places in India.“The case stems from the arrest of Sartaj Singh, a resident of Punjab’s Tarn Taran district, in conjunction with the seizure of over 33.5 kg of heroin from Bus Stand space in Jammu, according to exact intelligence inputs on Aug 9 final yr,” an SIA spokesperson informed journalists in Jammu on Sunday.The investigation ended in the identity and arrest of a 2nd accused, Amritpal Singh alias Fouji, who first of all fled the scene with any other consignment however used to be later arrested through Punjab police, resulting in the restoration of an extra 12.6 kg of heroin.Investigators unearthed vital proof linking Amritpal to a Pakistani handler affiliated with Lashkar-e-Taiba, the spokesperson mentioned.Each accused had been booked below NDPS Act and UAPA.