New Delhi: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) will investigate four cases related to civilian killings recently by terrorists in J & K, the victims became pharmacists of Srinagar ML Bindroo, Supinder Head of Sikh Kaur School and Virendra Virendra Teacher Paswan, and two Bihari Workers – King Reshi Dev and Joginder Devi Dev – Killed in Kulgam.
Nia has been hanging out to investigate a larger conspiracy behind the murder, it is said that the commands of groups like Mari & the front arm of resistance that gets Pakistani support.
The targeted hits are seen as an attack on ‘positive’ J & K Narrative of the Ministry of the House will submit four relevant cases to Nia because of investigating the origin of attacks, being seen as steps by terrorist groups supported by the contents to attack “positive” narratives in J The lately focuses on normal and development.
The attack on minorities and migrants is intended, feeling security forces, to instill fear in the mind of “outsiders” that they are not safe in the valley.
Victims included workers who served local labor needs and tourist entry.
According to the UT government there were more than millions of tourists who visited Jammu & Kashmir in July, 1.1 million in August and 1.3 million in September.
The visible and normal peace, along with the steps to rehabilitate Kashmir Pandits, runs contrary to terror scripts and causes provocative targeted murder.
Strategies that are changed from terrorist groups consist of roping on local Kashmir youth who have not been in the police or intelligence radar to carry out one-time attacks in exchange for money or drugs, so that they project their traditional actions.
The young men suspected of committing the latest murder with a gun handed over by terrorists.
The source said some Overground workers involved in civil killing were identified and had been taken or the possibility of being questioned because they were questioned.
The network, running across Srinagar, Budgam, Pulwama, Shopian, Anantnag, and Kulgalam, the source disclosed to TOI.