In a significant crackdown on terror financing, the Counter Intelligence Kashmir (CIK) unit of the Jammu and Kashmir Police arrested a Srinagar resident, Parvez Ahmad Khan, in Delhi on February 27. Khan, who worked as a shawl seller, was wanted in a terror funding case and had been under surveillance for some time.
According to officials, Khan was allegedly involved in routing funds to banned terror organizations operating across the Line of Control (LoC). He is believed to have served as a key conduit in transferring money to militant networks under the guise of business transactions.
Authorities had been tracking Khan’s movements based on intelligence inputs, and he was apprehended in a well-coordinated operation in the national capital. Sources indicate that he had links with elements involved in militant activities and was part of a broader network facilitating financial support for terror-related activities.
This arrest comes amid intensified efforts by Indian security agencies to dismantle terror financing operations. In recent years, similar cases have emerged where individuals and organizations have been caught funding militant activities under different pretexts.
Khan has been taken into custody for further investigation, and security agencies are now probing his connections and possible associates in the terror network. Officials have reiterated their commitment to curbing terror funding and ensuring national security.
