The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Thursday conducted a series of discoveries in Kashmir as a part of a continuous investigation against terrorist conspiracy against terrorist conspiracy against Pakistan -backed terrorist organizations in Kashmir and their crimes to destabilize.
According to a statement released here, thirty -two places in UT of Jammu and Kashmir were discovered as part of today’s crack. Locations were residential campus of hybrid terrorists and overground workers associated with these Pakistan-based offshoots such as Resistance Front (TRF), United Liberation Front Jammu and Kashmir (ULFAJ End), Mujahideen Gajwat-ul-Hind (MGH), Jammu and Kashmir Fighter, which Kashmir FreeDant, Kashmir FreeDant, Kashmiri FreeDant, Kashmiri FreeDant, Kashmir Terrorist organizations like Laskar-e-Toba (Late), Jai-e-Mohammed (Gem), Al-Badar etc. were accused.
Caders and workers whose premises were discovered are subject to NIA’s scanner to support terrorist activities such as facilitated bombs/magnetic bombs, IEDs, funds, drugs, and weapons/ammunition distribution such as the NIA scanner for their participation in supporting terrorist activities such as weapons. According to the NIA investigation, the above mentioned organizations supported by their leaders in Pakistan are plotting terror and violence to raise the local youth and raise overground workers, to reduce peace and communal harmony in Jammu and Kashmir.
Investigations have revealed that Pak-based operators were using the social media / online app to facilitate and promote terror. In the Kashmir Valley, drones were being used by them to give arms/ammunition, explosives, drugs etc. to their henchmen and cadres.
During the search, 02 live cartridges, 01 fired bullet heads and 01 bombs have been recovered. In addition, these discoveries have recovered several digital devices with large -scale data and large versions of documents by NIA. These will be subjected to a thorough investigation by the agency to highlight the details of the terrorist conspiracy.
Nia is continuing its investigation in the case.
