In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, demolition drives carried out under anti-drug operations have triggered concern among residents, who say ordinary families are being disproportionately affected.
According to Beyond Time News, authorities recently removed more than 15 structures along the Ring Road corridor in Jammu. Locals described the action as selective and said it has left several families facing economic hardship.
House Demolished in Srinagar
In Srinagar’s Palpora Noorbagh area, a residential structure was demolished after authorities alleged it was built using proceeds linked to drug activity. Residents, however, rejected the claim, saying such allegations are being used without transparent evidence.
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Detentions in Sopore
In Sopore, police detained three individuals during separate operations, with cases registered against them. Further details have not been disclosed by officials.
Rising Local Concerns
Observers say the ongoing demolition actions, combined with anti-drug campaigns, are creating economic pressure on local communities. They argue that enforcement measures are increasingly impacting livelihoods and adding to public distress in the region.
