Archive · 6 Jun 2025
NIA Raids in Kashmir Target Pakistan-Backed Terror Networks
The NIA, a special police force, raided 32 places in Kashmir.
They're looking into groups backed by Pakistan who are suspected of planning terror attacks.
These groups allegedly help terrorists, move weapons, and raise money for attacks.
The NIA found some weapons and digital devices.
The agency thinks these groups radicalize young people using online apps and social media.
They also suspect the groups use drones to drop off weapons and drugs.
The investigation is ongoing.
NIA conducted searches at 32 locations in Kashmir as part of a terror investigation.
The searches targeted residences of terrorists and overground workers.
The investigation focuses on Pakistan-backed terror organizations and their offshoots.
Searches are related to supporting terrorist activities including moving weapons and funds.
Digital devices and items including ammunition were recovered during the raids.
- Who
- National Investigation Agency (NIA).
- What
- Searches conducted at 32 locations.
- When
- Thursday, June 5 (Date not specified in first article).
- Where
- 32 locations in the Kashmir Valley.
- Why
- To investigate Pakistan-backed terror organizations and their offshoots.
- Agency
- NIA
- Locations Searched
- 32
- Investigation
- Pakistan-backed terror conspiracy
- Location
- Kashmir Valley
- Organizations Targeted
- TRF, ULFJ&K, MGH, JKFF, Kashmir Tigers, PAAF and others.
- Items Recovered
- Two live cartridges, a fired bullet head and a bayonet.
Sources
NIA raids multiple locations in J&K in terror conspiracy case
NIA raids in J&K: Investigation on terror conspiracy; five districts on radar
NIA cracks down on Pakistan-backed terror network, conducts raids at 32 locations across Kashmir
NIA raids 32 locations across Kashmir; crackdown on Pakistan-backed terror networks intensifies
