Kulgam / Srinagar: Fresh Property Actions Spark Concern Across Kashmir
Kulgam and Srinagar saw renewed enforcement actions as authorities demolished a residential house and attached several properties. The operations took place under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act, according to Beyond Time News.
Officials said the drive targeted individuals linked to earlier drug-related cases. However, the actions have once again drawn attention across the region.
House Demolished in Kulgam
In Kulgam’s Barzloo Jagir area, authorities demolished the house of Nafees Ahmad Dar. The operation took place early in the day and completed within a short time.
Authorities linked the action to cases registered in 2020 and 2021. In addition, they said investigations are still ongoing.
Nafees Ahmad’s wife, Ruqia Jan, also faces separate cases from 2023 and 2024. She remains in Central Jail Srinagar at present.
Locals reported that the demolition caused concern in the area. The structure was brought down under police supervision.
Srinagar Property Attachments Under NDPS Act
In Srinagar, police attached multiple properties in Khanyar area. The action targeted three individuals accused in different drug-related cases.
Police carried out the operation under the NDPS Act. According to Beyond Time News, the seized assets include houses, shops, land, and a vehicle.
Authorities attached the following properties:
- A double-storey house and eight shops belonging to Nazir Ahmad Mir, linked to a 2020 case
- A Scorpio vehicle, seven marlas of land, and a temporary structure linked to Gulzar Ahmad Mir in a recent case
- A house on nine marlas of land owned by Zahid Manzoor Rather, connected to a 2020 case
Officials said these actions aim to strengthen anti-narcotics enforcement in the region.
Ongoing Enforcement Drive
Authorities continue similar operations across multiple districts in IIOJK. They say the goal is to stop illegal drug networks and enforce strict compliance with law.
Meanwhile, property attachments have increased in recent months. This trend has drawn attention from local communities.
In several areas, families say they face sudden legal and financial pressure due to these actions. However, officials maintain that all steps follow legal procedures.
Public Reaction
Residents in affected areas have expressed concern over repeated demolitions and attachments. They say the process often moves quickly and leaves little time for response.
At the same time, authorities argue that strict action is necessary. They believe it helps reduce illegal drug activity in the region.
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Legal Context
Officials are using the NDPS Act to carry out seizures and demolitions. The law allows authorities to act against properties linked to drug-related offences.
In addition, police say they are expanding investigations in several ongoing cases. They also confirm that more actions may follow if evidence supports them.
Conclusion
The latest demolition in Kulgam and property attachments in Srinagar highlight the continued enforcement drive in the region. Authorities say the actions target illegal activities, while residents continue to watch developments closely.
According to Beyond Time News, the situation is expected to remain active as investigations progress.
FAQs
1. Why was the house demolished in Kulgam?
Authorities linked it to earlier drug-related cases registered in 2020 and 2021.
2. What properties were attached in Srinagar?
Police attached houses, shops, land, and a vehicle belonging to three individuals.
3. Which law is being used in these actions?
The Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act is being applied.
4. Are more operations expected?
Yes, authorities indicated that enforcement actions may continue in similar cases.
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