Kashmir Crackdown: Police Target Terror Financing, Seize Assets Worth Over ₹4 Crore
In a significant move against terrorism, Jammu and Kashmir police have intensified their efforts to dismantle terror networks operating in the valley. Authorities have seized assets linked to terror activities in several districts, including Sopore, Bandipora, and Kupwara.
Crackdown Targets Bank Accounts and Properties
The operation, conducted under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), has resulted in the freezing of ₹18.93 lakh in bank credits believed to be connected to terror financing. Furthermore, properties with an estimated value exceeding ₹4 crore have been attached. These properties are suspected to be owned by or linked to individuals associated with Pakistan-based terror organizations.
Focus on Disrupting Terror Ecosystem
This crackdown represents a focused effort by law enforcement to disrupt the financial infrastructure supporting terrorism in the region. By targeting the financial resources of these networks, the police aim to hinder their operations and prevent future attacks.
