In a decisive move to counteract terrorism, police attached the property of terrorist handler Nazir Ahmad Ganai in Palpora village of Kralgund, Handwara today. This action follows FIR No. 73/2011 at Police Station Kralgund, indicating a systemic approach toward dismantling the terror ecosystem.
A police spokesperson confirmed that Ganai, a resident of Palpora who currently operates from Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), played a crucial role in guiding and orchestrating terror activities within the region. His involvement has significantly impacted local security.
The police executed the property attachment after securing necessary sanctions from competent authorities, ensuring that all legal procedures were followed. The attachment involved both police and revenue officials, signifying a coordinated effort to enforce the law effectively.
Authorities assert that this step exemplifies their commitment to dismantling terror networks and taking strict action against handlers and anti-national elements. Police are firm in their belief that such interventions disrupt support structures that facilitate terrorism.
Moreover, these actions aim not only to deter unlawful activities but also to reinforce peace and security within Handwara. Police officials urge the community to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities. They emphasized that strict legal action will be pursued against anyone aiding anti-national elements.
The police’s proactive stance is part of a broader strategy to strengthen law and order in the area. Community support plays a vital role in ensuring safety and tackling the looming threat of terror.
