Overview
- The Counter Intelligence Kashmir unit conducted coordinated searches on Sunday at multiple locations across the Valley, with officials citing operations in at least five districts including Srinagar, Pulwama, Shopian, Baramulla and Kulgam.
- ANI reported that ten sites were targeted as part of the action against suspects accused of promoting terrorism and radicalisation to recruit individuals.
- Officials said teams seized mobile phones, laptops and storage devices for forensic analysis and detained some suspects for questioning, with others placed under surveillance.
- Police described the crackdown as an effort to curb social media misuse used to incite communal tension, glorify militancy and issue threats.
- Authorities have framed the searches as part of a continuing investigation that earlier involved court‑warranted raids tied by police to an alleged recruitment module linked to Jaish‑e‑Mohammed commander Abdullah Ghazi.