Jammu Kashmir: Terrorists trying to disrupt New Year, security establishments on target

Jammu. A conspiracy is being hatched to launch a major terrorist attack on New Year from across the border. Intelligence agencies have alerted security agencies about this. BSF and Army have also been advised to remain alert, while other paramilitary forces including police have been asked to strengthen the internal security system. According to sources, terrorists can infiltrate from the border and LoC of Samba, Kathua and Jammu and target security establishments, so that the New Year can be disrupted.

Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorists are planning to carry out attacks. Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI has put pressure on the terrorist organization to carry out a major attack by crossing the border at any cost. Three terrorists of Jaish were killed on Akhnoor LoC a few months ago. These terrorists were also sent with the intention of carrying out a major attack, but could not succeed. Sources also say that for a long time terrorists have not been able to commit any crime in Jammu and Samba districts, so pressure is being built to attack both the districts.

Tunnels can be used
According to sources, terrorists can use tunnels for infiltration, because at present there are no crops on the border. There are dense bushes at many places. In the past too, terrorists have tried to infiltrate by digging tunnels many times.

Raids at six places including Anantnag district jail in terror case
Counter Intelligence Kashmir (CIK) branch of Jammu and Kashmir Police raided six places in the state including Anantnag district jail in a case related to terrorism. An official said that CIK teams reached the district jail in Mattan, Anantnag on Saturday morning. Blocks and barracks inside the jail were searched.

Raids were also conducted in Sonigam and Chawalgam of Kulgam district. As part of the investigation, two hideouts were also searched in Udhampur and Jammu districts. During the raid, six to eight digital devices including mobile phones and tablets have been recovered. The officer said that this action was taken to detect technical equipment inside the jail premises and to identify terrorist helpers in the investigation of the terrorism case.

Can take advantage of bad weather…
According to sources, at present there is dense fog on the border in the plains of Jammu, Samba and Kathua. Due to this the weather also remains bad throughout the day. Taking advantage of this, terrorists can infiltrate. It is being told that the next 15 days will be very challenging. However, BSF IG DK Bora says that the Border Security Force is capable of stopping any kind of infiltration.

NIA’s intensive interrogation of suspected terrorist of Jaish-e-Mohammed
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has conducted a marathon interrogation of a suspected youth resident of Arambagh in Hooghly district of Bengal in its Kolkata office on suspicion of having links with terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed. The youth has been identified as Sabiruddin Ali. The NIA raided his house in Sanapara locality on Thursday.

Cash, laptop, a mobile phone, pen drive and some documents were seized from his house during the raid. According to sources, he was not at home at the time of the raid. The officials had called Sabiruddin and his father Sheikh Saifuddin Ali for questioning by giving notice to the family members. They were questioned at the Salt Lake office.

According to sources, the NIA suspects that Sabiruddin is associated with the Pakistani terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed. However, NIA officials have refused to say anything in this regard at the moment. On the other hand, the people of the area are surprised by the raid at Sabiruddin’s house. Some neighbors say that Sabiruddin is a brilliant young man.