Two more houses demolished
Authorities demolished houses of Zakir Ahmad Ganie in Kulgam and LeT commander Shahid Ahmad Kuttay in Chotipora, Shopian, raising the total demolitions to five.
Controlled explosions used
The demolitions were conducted through precision-controlled explosions to avoid damage to nearby homes, signaling no hostility towards the general public.
Terror accused properties demolished
Earlier, properties owned by Adil Hussain Thoker from Bijbehara, Asif Sheikh from Awantipora, and Ahsan Sheikh from Pulwama — all accused of terror links — were demolished.
Adil’s Pakistan link
Adil Hussain Thoker legally traveled to Pakistan in 2018, received terrorist training, and secretly infiltrated back into Jammu and Kashmir last year.
Deadliest attack since 2019
At least 26 tourists were killed and many injured in the Baisaran Meadow terror attack, making it the worst since the abrogation of Article 370.
Breach despite heavy security
Despite strong security, including checkpoints and patrols, attackers managed to infiltrate and strike the scenic tourist spot near Pahalgam.
Warning to terror sympathizers
Authorities warned that families of terrorists will face consequences like house demolitions, denial of government benefits, and bans on passports and jobs.
Adil’s key role revealed
Adil arranged logistics, guided Pakistani terrorists Hashim Musa and Ali Talha, and helped reconnoiter the Baisaran attack site.
Asif and Ahsan’s involvement
Asif Sheikh aided the attackers using his knowledge of local terrain; Ahsan Sheikh facilitated logistics for the assault.
Previous demolition instance
Earlier, the home of Haroon Ganai, a local ISI-recruited terrorist from Anantnag now based in Pakistan, was also demolished.
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