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J&K Security Forces Detain 3,500 in Manhunt After Cop Killing

A massive security operation is underway in Jammu and Kashmir following the killing of a police officer in Anantnag. Security forces have detained approximately 3,500 individuals as part of a valley-wide sweep. The scale of the detentions has sparked political debate, with former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah questioning the action.

Deepak Gupta

Deepak Gupta

Jul 25, 2026

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J&K Security Forces Detain 3,500 in Manhunt After Cop Killing
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Key Takeaways

  • Security forces detain 3,500 in J&K anti-terror sweep
  • Omar Abdullah questions mass detentions after cop death
  • Manhunt intensifies in Anantnag for terror operatives

Something significant is unfolding right now in Jammu and Kashmir. Over 3,500 people have been detained following the killing of a police officer in Anantnag.

The trigger for this was the Anantnag terror attack. Security forces launched a large investigative sweep across the Kashmir Valley.

Former Chief Minister Omar Abdullah has questioned the approach, sparking debate in political circles.

Security officials defend the detentions, arguing they help identify those involved in targeting security personnel.

On the ground, the impact includes disruptions from security operations.

Detaining 3,500 people to catch a small number of perpetrators carries risks. If results come, the operation may be justified; otherwise pressure will grow.

Source: MBN News Desk
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