The National Investigation Agency (NIA) conducted raids at 12 locations in Jammu as part of its investigation into cross-border infiltration activities. The raids were carried out in various areas of Jammu, including Sunjwan, Sidhra, and Rambagh. The NIA’s action comes in the wake of increasing concerns over security threats posed by infiltrators from across the border. The agency has been focusing on dismantling networks involved in facilitating infiltration and supporting terrorist activities. The raids were conducted based on specific intelligence inputs gathered by the NIA. During the raids, incriminating documents, digital devices, and other materials were seized for further investigation. The NIA is working closely with security agencies to crack down on cross-border infiltration and disrupt the activities of anti-national elements. The agency is committed to ensuring the safety and security of the country by dismantling terror networks and apprehending individuals involved in illegal activities. The raids in Jammu are part of a larger strategy to combat terrorism and maintain peace in the region. The NIA’s swift action demonstrates the government’s strong resolve to safeguard India’s borders and protect its citizens from external threats.