J&K Police Seize Separatist's House in PoK Amid Anti-Terror Crackdown

The Jammu and Kashmir Police have attached a residential house belonging to separatist Mohd Yaqoob Sheikh in Pulwama district. This action was carried out under court orders as part of case FIR 24/2024 registered under anti-terror laws. The police described this as a significant step in dismantling secessionist networks threatening national security. This comes amid intensified security operations following recent terror incidents including the Delhi blast.

Key Points: J&K Police Attach Separatist Mohd Yaqoob Sheikh's Pulwama House

  • Property attachment targets Mohd Yaqoob Sheikh of Jammu Kashmir Peoples League
  • Legal action follows Pulwama Court orders under NIA Act
  • Case registered under IPC Sections 121, 121A and ULA(P) Act
  • Security forces intensify operations after Delhi terror blast
  • Three doctors arrested in Faridabad terror module bust
  • Dr Umar Nabi's house demolished after DNA confirmation
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J&K Police attaches residential house of separatist living in PoK

J&K Police attach residential property of separatist Mohd Yaqoob Sheikh currently in PoK, following court orders in anti-terror case FIR 24/2024.

"The property attachment marks a significant step in ongoing efforts to dismantle secessionist networks - J&K Police Statement"

Srinagar, Nov 14

The Jammu and Kashmir Police, on Friday, attached the residential house of a separatist in Pulwama district, who is currently in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK).

A police statement has said that Awantipora police on Friday attached a residential house along with four marlas of land, falling under Survey No. 4008, belonging to separatist of Jammu and Kashmir Peoples' League namely Mohd. Yaqoob Sheikh, the son of Abdul Salam Sheikh and a resident of Namblabal area of Pampore, who is presently residing in PoK.

"The attachment has been carried out on the orders of the Pulwama Court of Additional Sessions (Special Designated Court under NIA Act). This action has been taken in connection with case FIR No. 24/2024 registered at Pampore police station under Sections 121 & 121A of the IPC and 10, 13 of the ULA(P) Act," the statement added.

"The property attachment, carried out after due legal approval, marks a significant step in ongoing efforts to dismantle secessionist networks and curb unlawful activities posing a threat to national security."

"The Jammu and Kashmir Police reiterate their firm commitment to taking strict action against individuals and entities involved in activities detrimental to the sovereignty, integrity, and peace of the region," the statement said.

The Jammu and Kashmir Police and the security forces have been carrying out aggressive operations against terrorists, their overground workers and sympathisers.

These anti-terrorist operations have been further sped up after the Delhi terror blast in which a local doctor, Dr. Umar Nabi of Pulwama district was killed.

Thirteen innocent civilians were killed and 10 others injured in that car blast which occurred outside the Red Fort in Delhi.

The blast following the busting of a terror module by the Jammu and Kashmir Police and the Haryana Police in Faridabad area.

Three doctors were arrested during the busting of the terror module while Dr. Umar Nabi was evading arrest.

After the blast, the DNA of the slain doctor was matched with that of his mother to confirm his exact identity.

In the early morning hours of Friday, security forces demolished the house of Dr. Umar Nabi in Koil village of Pulwama district after safely evacuating all other members of the family.

- IANS

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Priya S
While I support action against anti-national elements, I hope the authorities ensure proper legal procedures are followed. Due process is important in a democracy.
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Arjun K
This sends a clear message to all separatists - you can't harm India and escape justice. Good work by our security forces! 🚨
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Sarah B
The connection to the Delhi blast is chilling. It's heartbreaking that innocent civilians lost their lives. Hope these actions prevent future tragedies.
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Vikram M
Property attachment is a powerful tool against terrorism funding. Hope this disrupts their financial networks. Jai Hind! 🙏
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Michael C
Interesting to see the legal framework being used effectively. The NIA Act and proper court orders show systematic approach rather than arbitrary actions.

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