The State Investigation Agency (SIA) began a crackdown on terror sleeper cells and their accomplices on Friday. The agency carried out coordinated raids at 18 locations throughout the Jammu region and retrieved a significant amount of incriminating evidence, according to an Official. The terror was the aim of the operation.
According to an official, the State Investigation Agency (SIA) began a crackdown on terror sleeper cells and their accomplices on Friday. The agency carried out coordinated raids at 18 locations throughout the Jammu region and retrieved a significant amount of incriminating evidence.
According to a SIA spokeswoman, the operation focused on the terror ecosystem in the districts of Poonch, Rajouri, Udhampur, and Ramban.
He stated that of the 18 sites raided, three were in the Haveli tehsil of Poonch district and 12 were in the Surankote subdivision. Additional operations were conducted at one area each in Ramnagar (Udhampur district), Ramban, and Rajouri town (Rajouri district), according to the spokeswoman.

"In compliance with established legal procedures, a sizable amount of damning material has been confiscated and secured. Further research is being conducted, and the material is presently being closely examined," he continued.

At the SIA headquarters in Jammu, a number of suspects have been called in to assist with the investigation.

According to the spokesperson, the SIA's persistent efforts to identify and dismantle terror-support organizations that operate clandestinely in the Jammu area have resulted in actionable intelligence and leads.

"As part of the agency's ongoing campaign to destroy sleeper cells and disrupt terror networks in the region, specialized SIA teams, backed by local police and magistrates, executed the painstakingly planned operations simultaneously," he continued.