Major Anti-Terror Operation Launched Across Multiple Locations
In a significant development in the ongoing investigation into the Delhi terror blast case, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in coordination with Jammu and Kashmir police conducted simultaneous raids at eight different locations on Monday. The coordinated operation marks a crucial escalation in the probe into what investigators are calling a sophisticated "white collar terror" network.
Focus on Key Suspect and White Collar Terror Links
The operation included a major search at the residence of key suspect Jasir Bilal Wani, whose house became the focal point of the investigation. According to officials familiar with the matter, multiple specialized teams carried out searches simultaneously across the identified locations as part of the carefully planned crackdown.
Investigators have described the network under scrutiny as operating through white collar channels, suggesting the involvement of educated individuals using professional fronts to facilitate terror activities. This approach represents an evolving pattern in terror operations that authorities are increasingly concerned about.
Ongoing Investigation and Operational Details
The raid at Wani's residence was reportedly ongoing through Monday as forensic teams and investigators meticulously examined evidence. The NIA, India's premier counter-terrorism investigation agency, has been leading the probe with active support from local Jammu and Kashmir police units.
The operation demonstrates the continued vigilance of security agencies in tracking down all elements connected to the Delhi terror blast. The use of coordinated, simultaneous raids across multiple locations indicates the agencies' strategy to prevent suspects from alerting each other or destroying potential evidence.
Security officials have emphasized that the investigation is progressing systematically, with forensic analysis and digital evidence collection being crucial components of the ongoing operation. The agencies involved have maintained tight operational security throughout the raids.
