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Kashmir terror funding: Enforcement Directorate raids locations in Srinagar
As part of its stringent anti-terror drive, the Enforcement Directorate today raided multiple locations across Srinagar in connection with a case involving over Rs 20 crore funds.
Srinagar: As part of its stringent anti-terror drive, the Enforcement Directorate today raided multiple locations across Srinagar in connection with a case involving over Rs 20 crore funds.
Officials privy to the operations of the ED said the agency is conducting searches against one Sheikh Ashiq Ahmad and at least three premises connected to him.
They said Sheikh's house in Ahmad Nagar and a firm identified as Al Khuddam Tours and Travels in Srinagar town are being searched.
The central agency has roped in the state police for conducting the searches, they said.
The ED is probing the case under sections of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) and it pertains to an alleged export outstanding of the firm to the tune of over Rs 20 crore for a period of 2014-15 and some other block periods.
The ED suspects the case to be of terror funding through hawala dealing and other illegal transactions, they said.
