Major Crackdown: Property Used to Shelter Terrorists Seized in Baramulla

A property in Baramulla, Jammu and Kashmir, used to harbor terrorists has been attached by police under the UAPA. The Sopore-based house, belonging to Javaid Ahmad Dar, was allegedly used to provide shelter and logistical support to terrorists. The action is linked to an ongoing investigation under UAPA and Arms Act.

Devdiscourse News Desk | Srinagar | Updated: 24-07-2025 19:10 IST | Created: 24-07-2025 19:10 IST

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In a significant move, police in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla district have attached a residential property under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), confirmed officials on Thursday.

The Sopore-based property, belonging to Javaid Ahmad Dar, was allegedly used for providing shelter and logistical support to terrorists. This residential property, consisting of a single-storey house and land, was linked to anti-national activities, according to a police spokesman.

The attachment follows an FIR registered under various sections of the UAPA and the Arms Act. Investigations revealed the property was utilized to aid terrorists in executing activities in the Sopore area, leading to the property's seizure after obtaining necessary approvals.

(With inputs from agencies.)