Archive · 1 Aug 2025
Pahalgam Operation Yields Pakistani Terrorist Links Through Devices
Imagine some bad guys were caught after a fight in a place called Pahalgam.
They had phones and special radios that let them talk secretly.
The police found photos of important Pakistani ID cards on the phones.
Now, the police are looking at the phones and radios to find out who the bad guys were talking to, how they got there, and where they came from.
They hope to find out more about the people who helped them and where the radios were made.
It's like they're trying to solve a puzzle using the clues on the phones and radios.
Security forces recovered mobile phones and LoRa communication sets from terrorists killed in Operation Mahadev.
The recovered items, including photos of Pakistani NADRA cards, are being examined for data.
The phones are being examined by the National Technical Research Organisation (NTRO) to retrieve data.
Security agencies aim to use the data to identify local contacts and logistical support.
LoRa sets, used for secure communication, are expected to reveal the terrorists' movements and origin.
- Who
- Security forces and terrorists.
- What
- Security forces recovered mobile phones and LoRa communication sets from terrorists killed in Operation Mahadev.
- When
- Unspecified
- Where
- Pahalgam
- Why
- To uncover links to Pakistan and identify those who supported the terrorists.
- Operation Name
- Mahadev
- Recovered Items
- Mobile phones, LoRa sets, NADRA card photos, Aadhaar cards, etc.
- Agency examining phones
- National Technical Research Organisation (NTRO)
- LoRa Sets Use
- Secure long-range communication
- NADRA Cards
- Pakistani national identity cards