Police Raid 26 Locations in J&K's Sopore Amid Heightened Security

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Jammu and Kashmir police conducted raids across 26 locations in Sopore following a series of recent terror attacks in the region. The operation was carried out as part of heightened security measures in the area. Sopore, located in the Baramulla district, has historically been a sensitive zone for militancy-related activity. Jamaat-e-Islami, a key organization linked to such operations, was banned and declared an unlawful association by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs under the UAPA in 2019.

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