Srinagar: The Counter Intelligence Kashmir (CIK) unit of Jammu and Kashmir Police is carrying out coordinated searches at ten locations spread across four districts in the Valley.
According to official sources, the raids are part of an ongoing investigation into a terror-related case connected to a sleeper cell and recruitment network being operated by Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) commander Abdullah Ghazi from across the border.
The operation aims to uncover links to local facilitators and disrupt the module’s attempts to recruit youth into militancy.
The searches are underway at one location in Pulwama, six in Ganderbal, one in Srinagar, and two in Budgam district
During Operation Sindoor, Indian forces carried out precision strikes at nine locations across Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) and Pakistan, successfully destroying multiple terror launch pads.
Sources reveal that in the aftermath, Pakistan-based terror outfits are attempting to revive militant activities in Kashmir by recruiting local youth through various social media platforms.
However, top security officials confirm that forces deployed across Jammu and Kashmir are on high alert and fully prepared to counter any such threats. The aim is to safeguard the region’s peace and prevent any disruption orchestrated by cross-border elements.
