Indian Administration Seizes Properties of Residents in Srinagar

Srinagar – Latest Kashmir News: Authorities in Srinagar have seized properties belonging to three local residents as part of an ongoing anti-drug campaign in the region, according to Beyond Time News.

The action was taken in different areas of Srinagar, where officials confiscated residential and land assets reportedly worth several crores of rupees. The move has once again sparked debate over the way enforcement measures are being carried out under the anti-drug drive in Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir.

Properties Seized in Different Srinagar Areas

In the latest developments, property belonging to Shahid Mushtaq Dar in the Qamarwari area was seized. In another case, authorities confiscated land, a house, and a cattle shed owned by Merajuddin Ganai in Wagora. Meanwhile, in Baghat Barzulla, a two-storey residential building linked to Tauqir Ahmed Mir was also taken under official action.

According to Beyond Time News, the combined value of the seized properties is estimated to exceed Rs 3.5 crore.

Political Reaction Over Property Actions

The seizures have drawn political reactions in the region. Former Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti expressed concern over the continued demolition and confiscation of properties during an address at a party event in Budgam. She urged that ordinary families should not face hardship in the name of enforcement campaigns.

Her remarks add to the ongoing political discussion around law enforcement actions in the region and their impact on local communities.

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Ongoing Anti-Drug Campaign in Focus

The property actions are part of a wider anti-drug initiative being implemented in several parts of Srinagar. Authorities have intensified monitoring and enforcement measures in recent months as part of efforts to curb illegal drug activity.

However, the approach has also triggered public debate regarding due process, proportionality, and the social impact on affected families.

Conclusion

As Srinagar continues to see heightened enforcement under the anti-drug campaign, the situation remains under close public and political scrutiny. Further developments are expected as authorities continue their operations in different parts of the region.