NIA Raids 22 Locations Across Five States and J&K in Terror Conspiracy Probe

New Delhi, Sept 8: The **National Investigation Agency (NIA)** carried out coordinated searches at **22 locations across five states and the Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir** on Monday. The raids are part of an ongoing **terror conspiracy investigation** and were carried out with support from state police forces and the CRPF.

Geographic Spread of Raids

Sources indicate the locations under scrutiny include:

  • Jammu & Kashmir – 9 locations
  • Bihar – 8 locations
  • Uttar Pradesh – 2 locations
  • Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu – 1 location each

In J&K specifically, the searches were carried out in districts like Baramulla, Kulgam, Anantnag, Pulwama, and Pattan.

Objective: Network Disruption and Evidence Collection

Authorities said the NIA is targeting sleeper cells, recruitment rings, and funding networks tied to extremist groups. The raids are intended to disrupt terror infrastructure and secure tangible evidence — including documents, digital devices, and communication records. The items seized are expected to undergo forensic and technical analysis to strengthen the ongoing investigation.

National Security Implications

This operation reinforces the central government’s zero-tolerance policy toward terrorism. With heightened threats across different fronts, agencies are increasingly coordinating across states to dismantle terror support systems. The broad geographic scope signals that the conspiracy under investigation has multi-regional reach and potentially cross-border implications.


Sources: Reuters, Times of India, The Indian Express

Labels: NIA Raids, Terror Conspiracy, National Security, J&K, States Coordination

Tags: #NIARaids #TerrorProbe #JammuKashmir #NationalInvestigationAgency

Disclaimer: This article is a rewritten summary based on reporting by Reuters, Times of India, and Indian Express. Jammu News Portal does not assume responsibility for the accuracy of external content.

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