Terror Funding In Kashmir: NIA Raids In Srinagar

Terror Funding In Kashmir: NIA raids in Srinagar, searches at the house of human rights activist Khurram Parvez.

In Srinagar, the NIA team searched the office and house of Khurram Parvez, the so-called flag bearer of human rights. In October last year also, the NIA team searched Khurram’s house.

The search is in connection with terror funding. Khurram Parvez is associated with two organizations namely the Association of Disappeared Persons and the Coalition of Civil Society.

According to police sources, this raid was started by the National Investigation Agency in Srinagar on Monday morning.

NIA team along with police and CRPF personnel reached the office of prominent human rights activist Khurram Parvez living in the Amira Kadal area of ​​Srinagar.

Another team also reached his house. Let us tell you that in October last year also, the NIA had raided ten places in Jammu and Kashmir and one place in Bengaluru in the “terror funding case”.

Khurram Parvez’s house was also included in ten places.

High Alert In Jammu: Grenade attack on the main gate of a military camp in Pathankot, high alert in Jammu.

Jammu has been put on high alert after a grenade attack on Army’s Triveni gate in Pathankot early on Monday.

Unknown motorcyclists simultaneously hurled two grenades at Triveni gate near Pathankot Dhirapul and both fled before the army personnel could retaliate.

After this attack, the army and police had laid siege in the areas adjoining Pathankot, Jammu Police also put on high alert.

Blocks have been placed on the National Highway going from Lakhanpur to Jammu and then from Jammu to Srinagar, adjoining Pathankot.

Police, Army, and CRPF personnel started checking vehicles on the highway by putting up blocks.

Security agencies are apprehensive that such attacks may also happen in Jammu, in view of which all the military areas of the Jammu division are also under surveillance.

The army parked armored vehicles outside the military camps while search operations were also launched at other places.

At the same time, the army and police have intensified patrolling in the areas of Jammu and Kashmir adjoining Punjab so that no suspect is successful in carrying out any crime.

It is feared that it was a terrorist attack and the terrorists wanted to enter the army camp by detonating grenades, but they could not succeed in their plans seeing the quick action of the alert soldiers of the army.

In such a situation, there is every possibility of the attackers who escaped from the spot to enter the border of Jammu and Kashmir.

At the same time, security agencies are working together to trace these attackers.

JKP has also appealed to the Pathankot-based Army and Punjab Police to share any information about the attackers with them so that if the attackers are seen in this direction, they can be nabbed.