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Terror funding case: NIA searches Syed Salahuddin son’s house

A team of NIA officials searched Yousuf’s house at Soibugh Budgam, native village of Hizb chief Salahuddin.

Syed Salahuddin, Syed Shahid Yousuf, hizbul mujahideen, jammu and kashmir, NIA, India news. latest news, indian express Wanted terrorist Syed Salahuddin’s son Syed Shahid Yousuf (left) being produced in a court in New Delhi on Wednesday. (Source: PTI Photo)

Days after the National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrested Hizbul Mujahideen chief Syed Salahuddin’s son Shahid Yousuf in a 2011 terror funding case, the agency carried out searches at his house on Thursday morning.

A team of NIA officials searched Yousuf’s house at Soibugh Budgam, native village of Hizb chief Salahuddin. According to police officials, to prevent any clash, the NIA officials chose to conduct the search at 7 am when most of the people are asleep.

“The NIA carried out searches at the house of arrested accused Shahid Yousuf at village Soibugh Budgam in connection with the case RC-6/2011/NIA/DLI,” said the Public Relations Officer of NIA. “During the search, the NIA seized five mobile (phones), two hard discs, a laptop, incriminating documents and other electronic devices”.

Bashaarat Masood is a Special Correspondent with The Indian Express. He has been covering Jammu and Kashmir, especially the conflict-ridden Kashmir valley, for two decades. Bashaarat joined The Indian Express after completing his Masters in Mass Communication and Journalism from the University in Kashmir. He has been writing on politics, conflict and development. Bashaarat was awarded with the Ramnath Goenka Excellence in Journalism Awards in 2012 for his stories on the Pathribal fake encounter. Expertise and Experience Two Decades of Frontline Reporting: Bashaarat has spent 20 years documenting the evolution of Kashmir, from high-intensity conflict and political shifts to socio-economic development. Award-Winning Investigative Journalism: He is a recipient of the prestigious Ramnath Goenka Excellence in Journalism Award (2012). This honor was bestowed for his reporting on the Pathribal fake encounter, a series of stories that highlighted his ability to handle sensitive human rights and security issues with investigative rigor. Specialized Beats: His authoritative coverage spans: Political Transitions: Tracking the shift from statehood to Union Territory, electoral dynamics, and the pulse of local governance. Security & Conflict: Providing nuanced reporting on counter-insurgency, civil liberties, and the impact of the conflict on the civilian population. Development: Documenting the infrastructure, healthcare, and educational landscape within the Valley. Academic Background: He holds a Masters in Mass Communication and Journalism from the University of Kashmir, providing him with a localized academic and professional foundation that is rare in regional reporting. ... Read More

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