NIA attaches properties of 3 in J&K

The central agency has attached six shops in South Kashmir's Pulwama while the same was done to a house in Kupwara. In Shopian, a two-room building was also attached. The properties have been attached on the directions of a special NIA court in Jammu.

In Kupwara district, the agency attached a house built on a small patch of land belonging to Doulat Ali, an alleged militant associate.

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A day after it raided several places across Kashmir valley, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has attached the properties of three persons for their alleged links with militant organisations.

The central agency has attached six shops in South Kashmir’s Pulwama while the same was done to a house in Kupwara. In Shopian, a two-room building was also attached. The properties have been attached on the directions of a special NIA court in Jammu.

In its press release, the central agency said that it has intensified crackdown in Kashmir by “attaching the properties of three accused linked with various banned Pakistan-based terrorist organisations”.

In Kupwara district, the agency attached a house built on a small patch of land belonging to Doulat Ali, an alleged militant associate.

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