J&K police attaches Rs 70L property, scans 26 sites
Srinagar police have seized property valued at ₹70 lakh in connection with a UAPA case and searched 26 sites in a separate UAPA case against Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI) in Baramulla district. An attachment order was obtained from the NIA Court in Sopore, linked to a 2008 case registered at Chandoosa police station involving alleged accused Parvaiz Ahmad Famda.
The property, assessed at ₹69,82,550, now falls under police custody. In Baramulla, police also received an arrest warrant against Abdul Rashid Bhat. Additionally, Sopore police conducted simultaneous searches at 26 locations within the station limits in connection with a UAPA investigation against JeI. The banned group was initially prohibited by the BJP-led central government in 2019 for five years, with the ban extended for another five years in 2024.
Police conducted searches at residential premises and other locations linked to JeI leaders, members, and activists across various areas of Sopore police station limits.
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