NIA Team Raids 16 Places In Kashmir, Many Detained
NIA team raids 16 places in Kashmir, many detained, records seized. The government’s stand has become tough on the increasing killings in Kashmir.
In the early hours of Sunday, the National Investigation Agency has raided a total of sixteen places in Kashmir.
It is learned from the sources that this action is being taken in the case related to Voice of the Hind magazine.
The NIA team has also raided the house of TRF Commander Sajjad Gul, who is called the Hit Squad of Lashkar-e-Taiba.
NIA team raids 16 places in Kashmir: Documents have been seized from several locations.
Some people are being apprehended and interrogated. However, nothing has been said about this action officially yet.
Sources have said that the National Investigation Agency team raided sixteen places in Srinagar, Baramulla, Kulgam, and Anantnag in the Kashmir Valley at around 7 am on Sunday.
Till now this action is going on. This action of the NIA is being taken in the case of publication of Voice of Hind magazine which incites youth and fanatics fanaticism and recovery of IED.
According to the information received so far, the NIA team has detained Ejaz Ahmed Tak, Mudasir Ahmed Ahangar, Naseer Manzoor Mir, and Junaid Hussain, besides some others in these cases.
It is to be known that in order to expose the terrorist conspiracy to kill non-Muslims in the Valley.
The Jammu and Kashmir Police in coordination with central intelligence agencies have arrested about 540 people for questioning.
These include many old stone pelters, former terrorists, guides of terrorists, activists of banned Jamaat Islamist and separatist organization Tehrike Hurriyat Kashmir.
The NIA has not yet officially taken over the investigation, but according to sources, an NIA team is also interrogating the detained elements.
To avoid any lapse in the investigation, the Union Home Ministry has sent a team of high officials of the Intelligence Bureau, RAW, and NAA to Kashmir.
This team is engaged in gathering clues by holding frequent meetings with senior officers of Jammu and Kashmir Police and officers probing the recent terrorist incidents.
