US EditionPolice searches underway at 10 locations in Kashmir
JAMMU AND KASHMIR, INDIA, JUL 19 – Counter Intelligence Kashmir arrested 10 suspects linked to Jaish-e-Mohammed recruitment and terror financing using encrypted apps and cross-border handlers, police said.
- On July 19, the Counter-Intelligence Kashmir unit conducted search operations in ten different sites situated within four districts of the Kashmir Valley, focusing on terrorist sleeper cells and recruitment networks.
- These raids were launched following intelligence reports linking terrorist commander Abdullah Ghazi, operating from across the border, to a Jaish-e-Mohammed recruitment and financing scheme.
- Searches took place early Saturday in Pulwama, Ganderbal, Srinagar, and Budgam, yielding documentary evidence and digital devices, while 10 suspects have been arrested in connection with the probe.
- Officials characterized the circumstances as highly complicated and emphasized that these operations focus on dismantling terrorist networks responsible for recruiting and influencing youth against the Union of India.
- These developments suggest intensified efforts by Jammu and Kashmir Police to disrupt terror activities and national security threats in the region amid ongoing investigations.
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J-K: CIK Conducts Raids at 10 Locations in Kashmir Valley
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. According to the police, the CIK unit is carrying out the searches in connection with a terror-crime investigation case of terrorist sleeper cells and a recruitment module being handled by terrorist commander Abdullah Ghazi of Jaish-e-Mohammed from across the border. India News | J-K: CIK Conducts Raids at 10 Locations in Kashmir Valley.
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