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2,500 Detained, Homes of 2 LeT Terrorists Razed in Kashmir
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Security forces in Kashmir demolished the homes of two Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists and detained over 2,500 people for questioning following a police killing. The operation aimed to dismantle terrorist support networks across the region.
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2,500 Detained, Homes of 2 LeT Terrorists Razed in Kashmir
Security forces in Kashmir demolished the homes of two Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists and detained over 2,500 people for questioning following a police killing. The operation aimed to dismantle terrorist support networks across the region. The move was part of a broader effort to crack down on terrorism in Kashmir, which has been plagued by violence and unrest for years. The operation was carried out in response to the killing of a police officer, who was shot dead by terrorists. The security forces also reviewed security arrangements for the ongoing Amarnath Yatra pilgrimage, which has been a major concern for authorities in recent years. The operation was widely condemned by political leaders, who criticized the demolitions and mass detentions as excessive and disproportionate. The situation in Kashmir remains tense, with ongoing protests and clashes between security forces and terrorists. The Indian government has vowed to take strong action against terrorism in the region, and the operation is seen as a key part of that effort.
2,500 Detained in Kashmir Crackdown
A day after a police head constable was killed in a terror attack in Anantnag, the homes of two local terrorists believed to be active were demolished in the early hours of Thursday. Similar demolitions had followed the Pahalgam attack in April 2025, when the homes of at least nine suspected terrorists were blown up in different parts of the Valley. On Thursday, the homes of Haroon Ganie and Adil Ahmad Thokar were demolished in the Hasanpora and Bijbehara areas of south Kashmir. Head constable A.
2,500 Youths Picked Up in Kashmir Crackdown Over Cop's Killing
The Jammu and Kashmir police have picked up 2,500 youths in a crackdown following the killing of a police head constable in a terror attack in Anantnag. The police have also demolished the homes of two local terrorists believed to be active in the area. The crackdown comes after a police head constable was killed in a terror attack in Anantnag. The police have identified the terrorists involved in the attack and have launched a manhunt to apprehend them. The police have also seized arms and ammunition from the terrorists. The incident highlights the growing concern of terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir and the need for strict action against those responsible. The police have assured the public that they will take all necessary steps to ensure their safety and security.
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