In the searches NIA personnel recovered and seized digital devices and other incriminating materials

The anti-terror federal probe agency NIA on Wednesday said it has conducted searches at nine locations in the Kashmir Valley as part of its probe in the case of Chanapora arms recovery in Srinagar.

A spokesperson in the NIA said four locations in Srinagar and five in Pulwama district of the Union Territory were searches in the case related to the conspiracy of carrying out terror activities in and around Srinagar, in which four accused persons were arrested and 15 pistols, 30 magazines, 300 rounds and one Scorpio vehicle were seized.

The spokesperson said in the searches on the premises of the accused and suspected persons the NIA personnel recovered and seized digital devices and other incriminating materials.

The case was registered initially by J&K Police in Srinagar, which was later taken over by the NIA and re-registered on June 18, 2022.

Courtesy: The Tribune India :20th July , 2022