Delhi Protests and National Security: Separating Political Unrest from Terror Threats | Capital TV
Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Bandipora district have successfully busted a terror funding module allegedly operated by Pakistan's intelligence agency. Police arrested six individuals, including four women, who were actively involved in raising and distributing funds funneled from across the border to fuel terrorist activities in the region. Investigators revealed that handlers are increasingly deploying women to bypass security scrutiny and sustain unrest. The operation marks a significant crackdown on cross-border networks attempting to exploit local operatives. Authorities remain on high alert as further investigations are underway to identify other members and financial channels linked to this network.
Pakistan's intelligence agency is using women to fuel terrorism in Kashmir. Police in Bandipora busted a module, arresting six people, including four women, who were raising funds from across the border.
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