Illegal property of PoK-based terror handler attached

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Srinagar, Updated At : 09:34 AM Nov 23, 2025 IST

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Police in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pulwama district on Saturday attached the property of a terror handler operating from Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (Pok), officials said.

The immovable property at Syedabad Pastoona in the Tral area of south Kashmir was attached, a police spokesperson said.

He said the property belongs to Jammu and Kashmir National Operating from Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (JKNOP) handler Mubashir Ahmad, a resident of Syedabad Pastoona in Tral.

The property was identified during the course of investigations and inquiries conducted by police, the spokesperson said. He added that Ahmed had been actively involved in promoting and reviving terrorist activities by pushing arms and ammunition into the region and activating local terror networks.

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