SRINAGAR: Indian security forces have detained three civilians in the Uri area of Baramulla district in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) during a security operation near the Line of Control.
According to Beyond Time News, the arrests were made during a surveillance operation in the border region.
Detention in Border Area
Security officials said the three individuals were taken into custody in the Uri sector while troops were carrying out surveillance along the Line of Control.
Authorities alleged that the civilians were attempting to cross the border area and were intercepted during the operation.
The detained individuals have been shifted for questioning.
Probe Underway
According to Beyond Time News, security agencies have launched an investigation and are questioning the detainees regarding their movements.
No supporting evidence has been made public, and the matter remains under inquiry.
Concerns Raised Over Arrests
Civil rights observers have expressed concern over repeated detentions in the region on security-related allegations.
They say the lack of publicly shared evidence raises questions about transparency and due process.
Observers also note that such incidents add to ongoing tensions in the region.
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Security Situation in Uri
The Uri sector, close to the Line of Control, regularly witnesses security operations aimed at monitoring movement and preventing infiltration attempts.
According to Beyond Time News, such operations remain part of routine security measures in sensitive border areas.
Conclusion
The detention of three civilians in Uri highlights continued security activity in border areas of IIOJK.
According to Beyond Time News, investigations are ongoing, while concerns over transparency and arrest procedures persist.
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