Mirpur raid uncovers alleged evidence against banned committee

According to officials, authorities seized a laptop, an iPad, USB storage devices, and material related to weapons during the operation. Preliminary analysis of

AJK: Fresh developments have emerged regarding the activities of the outlawed Joint Action Committee, as law enforcement agencies reportedly uncovered additional evidence during a raid on the residence of the group’s alleged leader, Mehran, in Mirpur.

According to officials, authorities seized a laptop, an iPad, USB storage devices, and material related to weapons during the operation. Preliminary analysis of the recovered digital devices is said to have revealed information allegedly linked to plans and activities carried out before the group’s protest campaign.

Investigators claim that the seized data contains evidence connected to acts of unrest conducted under the guise of public demonstrations. Videos recovered during the raid reportedly show individuals identified as Mehran’s brothers displaying firearms and firing weapons.

Law enforcement agencies are continuing their examination of the digital evidence and weapons-related material to determine the full scope of the alleged activities.

Officials maintain that the recovery of such evidence raises serious concerns about the intentions of the banned organization, alleging that its actions were aimed at creating instability and disturbing peace in Azad Jammu and Kashmir rather than pursuing public welfare objectives.