Police raid Srinagar mosques, madrassas in crackdown on ‘terror-linked networks’ after Red Fort blast
Digital devices, documents and other material were inspected during searches, the J&K Police said.
The Jammu and Kashmir Police and security forces have launched a joint operation stretching from the international border to the mountains along the Line of Control. (File Photo) The Jammu and Kashmir Police on Thursday conducted city-wide inspections at Srinagar’s mosques and madrassas as part of the ongoing crackdown against “individuals and networks associated with terrorist organisations”.
In a statement, the J&K Police said that to dismantle the terror support ecosystem in the region and strengthen de-radicalisation efforts, search teams, accompanied by Executive Magistrates and independent witnesses, inspected several premises to collect evidence related to “terror-linked or radical activities inimical to the security and integrity of the Nation”.
During the searches, police said they inspected digital devices, documents, and other material. “The searches form part of a continued effort to dismantle the terror support ecosystem in Srinagar and to prevent any conspiratorial or unlawful acts aimed at disturbing peace and public order,” the J&K Police said.
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