Lashkar Commander and Aide Suspected in J&K Migrant Worker Killings

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Indian security agencies have identified a Lashkar-e-Taiba commander as a prime suspect in the killings of migrant workers in Jammu and Kashmir. Investigators believe the commander's aide, Waris Shah, played a key supporting role in planning and executing the attacks. Shah is suspected of providing logistical assistance and conducting reconnaissance ahead of the strikes. The killings have raised serious concerns about the safety of non-local workers in the region.

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