News Topic:State Investigation Agency
Kashmir
PhD scholar arrested for penning ‘seditious’ article
Jammu & Kashmir’s State Investigation Agency has arrested PhD scholar Abdul Aala Fazli for penning a “highly provocative” and “seditious” article.
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NIA, SIA raid jailed journalist’s office, house in Srinagar
A joint team of the NIA and the newly constituted State Investigation Agency (SIA) on Sunday raided the jailed journalist Fahad Shah’s office and his residence.
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Kashmir
Jamaat-e-Islami president, other associates quizzes for unlawful activities: SIA
State Investigation Agency (SIA) quizzed proscribed Jammat-e-Islami Ameer (President) and other associates in a case registered at Police Station Batamaloo.
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Kashmir
10 OWGs of JeM outfit arrested during raids in Kashmir: SIA
State Investigation Agency (SIA) has arrested 10 persons for allegedly working as Over Ground Workers (OGWs) of Jaish-e-Mohammad militant outfit.
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