Major Breakthrough: Security Forces Capture Long-Hidden Terrorist in Kashmir

In a significant breakthrough, Indian security forces have apprehended a terrorist who had been hiding in Kashmir for 16 years. The arrest, made in collaboration with central agencies, also led to the capture of local accomplices who provided support to the terrorist network. This operation highlights the ongoing challenges faced by security forces in combating terrorism in the region. The primary suspect, Abdullah, had been eluding capture since his infiltration into India, raising concerns about local support for such activities. This article delves into the details of the arrests and the implications for security in Kashmir.

By Narendra Chaudhary Apr 10, 2026, 13:10 IST

Significant Arrest After Years of Investigation

After 16 years of thorough investigation and relentless efforts, Indian security forces have made a shocking discovery in Kashmir. The Kashmir police, in collaboration with central agencies, have apprehended an individual who had been hiding in the region for over a decade and a half. Interestingly, while locals have been donating 16-year-old utensils to Iran, no one reported this dangerous individual. However, security forces managed to locate and arrest him from a residence in Kashmir after all these years. It raises questions about the kind of assistance this person received from local residents to evade capture for so long. Nonetheless, he is now in custody. The Jammu and Kashmir police have also arrested five individuals linked to a Lashkar-e-Taiba terror module.

ये खबर आप गज़ब वायरल में पढ़ रहे हैं। Among those arrested, two are Pakistani nationals, while the remaining three are their Kashmiri accomplices.

Identifying the Key Suspect

The primary suspect, identified as Abdullah, also known as Abu Huraira, has been on the run for 16 years. He entered Kashmir from Pakistan and has successfully evaded security forces during this time. Alongside him, another Pakistani terrorist named Usman, alias Khubaib, was also captured. Notably, search operations were conducted across 19 locations, including Jammu and Kashmir, Rajasthan, and Haryana, leading to the recovery of various items. Investigations revealed a network associated with Lashkar-e-Taiba that provided logistical and financial support to terrorists. This operation ultimately led to the arrest of all five suspects.

While capturing the terrorist is a significant achievement, the arrest of three local Kashmiris who provided shelter, food, and other support to these Pakistani terrorists is even more critical. These individuals pose a considerable threat.

Local Accomplices Identified

The three local suspects hail from Srinagar and have been identified as Mohammad Naqeeb Bhatt, Adil Rashid Bhatt, and Ghulam Mohammad Mir. Ironically, while Kashmiris have stepped forward to ensure the safety of Iran, they have not done the same for their own country's security. Each time reports emerge of the Indian army eliminating terrorists, it is discovered that these terrorists are equipped with food, clothing, utensils, and other supplies that are not brought from Pakistan but are provided locally. Pakistani terrorists seem to have access to everything they need in Kashmir. It is worth noting that Abdullah infiltrated India 16 years ago and has been active in various districts of Kashmir, training and commanding around 40 terrorists during this time.