Archive · 19 Nov 2025
Jaish-e-Mohammed's Digital Fundraising for Fidayeen Attacks
The terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed is collecting money online using a Pakistani app to prepare for more suicide attacks in India.
They're asking people to donate for winter kits for their fighters, and they're even trying to get women involved.
Investigators are looking into this digital money trail and how the group is trying to trick people into supporting them.
Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) is raising funds digitally for 'fidayeen' attacks against India
Investigators linked JeM to the Delhi Red Fort car bomb and found evidence of fundraising via Pakistani app SadaPay
JeM is soliciting funds for 'winter kits' for Mujahideen, considering donors as part of the jihad
The cost of one winter kit is PKR 20,000, including essentials like shoes, mattress, and warm clothes
Agencies are probing this digital network and JeM's attempt to involve women in terror activities
- Who
- Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM)
- What
- Raising funds digitally for 'fidayeen' attacks against India
- When
- Recently
- Where
- Pakistan and India
- Why
- To finance and prepare for terrorist attacks
JeM's Fundraising Efforts
Indian Intelligence Agencies' Response
Digital Fundraising
JeM's Fundraising Efforts
JeM is actively raising funds online for fidayeen attacks
Indian Intelligence Agencies' Response
Indian intelligence agencies are investigating this digital network and money trail
- Fundraising Platform
- Pakistani app SadaPay
- Fundraising Appeal
- Winter kits for Mujahideen
- Donation Amount
- PKR 20,000 per kit
- Investigation Status
- Ongoing
Sources
JeM’s desperation goes public: Terror group begs for help to keep militants alive through harsh Kashmir winter
The ‘Bleed Bharat’ Plot Exposed: How Jaish Used Pakistan's Payment App SadaPay to Build a Fidayeen Army
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After Red Fort blast, Jaish prepares new suicide squad; raises funds digitally
