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Police in IIOJK raid journalists’ houses over online threats
- Updated: November 20, 2022
SRINAGAR:
Police in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) raided a houses of several reporters on Saturday in an review of unknown online threats to around a dozen journalists, a tip military central said.
Police have blamed Lashkar-e-Taiba and a appendage a Resistance Front for a threats.
Local publisher Sajad Ahmad Kralyari was incarcerated for doubt during a raid, and his laptop, camera and cellphone were seized, a central told Reuters on condition of anonymity since he was not certified to pronounce to media.
The raids were during a houses of half a dozen journalists, including author and author Gouhar Geelani, a central said.
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Geelani, Kralyari and a other reporters could not be reached for criticism and their phones were switched off.
“The searches were conducted during 10 locations in Srinagar, Anantnag and Kulgam in tie with a review of a box associated to new threats to journalists,” a central said.
Also raided was a residence of a lawyers who has been representing defendants in cases.
Police final week purebred a box underneath an anti-terrorism law after unknown online threats were posted opposite a dozen reporters in IIOJK.