Srinagar Police conduct citywide raids on residences, businesses of associates of JeI

Posted by admin_kas on 2025-11-27 17:09:49 |

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KS News Desk 

Srinagar Nov 27: In sustained effort to strengthen the security environment and maintain public order, Srinagar Police conducted coordinated searches at multiple locations linked to certain associates and organizations affiliated with Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI).

The searches were carried out at the residences and business establishments of Umar Sultan Guru, son of Mohammad Farooq Guru, resident of Al Noor Colony Chanpora (Tour and Travel “Syndicate”), Mohammad Abdullah Wani, son of Late Mohd Akber Wani, resident of Wadwan Budgam, presently residing at Mandir Bagh Baghat Srinagar, Ghulam Mohammad Bhat, son of Ab. Jabbar Bhat, resident of Bemina, Haji Mohammad Ramzan Lone, son of Late Ali Mohammad Lone, resident of Soura Sheikh Molalla (Ramzana Memorial Educational Institute, Soura), Shahid Zahgeer, son of Abdul Salam, resident of House No. 23, Buchpora Soura, Srinagar (Ramzana Memorial School, Soura), Mohammad Ramzan Naik @ Faheem, son of Ghulam Qadir Naik, resident of Barhar Lalbazar, Bashir Ahmad Lone, son of Abdul Samad Lone, resident of Syedpora Harwan, Peer Giyas Ud Din, resident of Nowgam (Falah Research Ramzan Centre, Nowgam) and Manzoor Ahmad, resident of Nowgam Chowk.

Searches were also conducted at the institutions associated with JeI ideology.

The institutions include Jamiat-ul-Banaat, Kashmir University, Umer Colony, Lal Bazar, Rahat Manzil (JK Yateem Khana), Bagh-i-Nand Singh, Chattabal, Chinar Publication Trust, Maisuma, Al-Kousar Book Shop, Maisuma.

"The action was initiated based on credible inputs regarding activities deemed prejudicial to the security and stability of the region," the Police handout reads.

It reads that all searches were carried out strictly in accordance with legal procedures. 

"Incriminating materials relevant to the investigation were seized for detailed examination," it reads.

Srinagar Police has reiterated its commitment to maintaining peace, preventing unlawful activities, and ensuring a safe and secure atmosphere for all citizens. 

"Further investigation is 

underway, and appropriate legal action will be taken based on the findings," the handout reads.

Police has urged public to extend full cooperation to law-enforcement agencies and report any suspicious activity to maintain peace and public order in the region.