A woman doctor from Haryana, currently posted at a government medical college in south Kashmir, has been detained by security agencies for her alleged involvement in a “white-collar” terror module. According to preliminary inputs, the woman is suspected of aiding a network engaged in facilitating operations linked to extremist activities.
Detention Connected to Wider Terror Probe
Officials have indicated that the arrest is part of an ongoing investigation related to a larger terror network that has been under the scanner for its discreet, non-operational but highly influential role. Such modules typically involve individuals with professional or social credibility who allegedly assist extremist outfits through logistics, communication, or covert support.
Possible Lead Linked to Red Fort Blast Case Network
Sources suggest that agencies are exploring whether the module has any indirect linkages with older sleeper networks, including those investigated after the Delhi Red Fort Blast case. While no official confirmation has been issued regarding this angle, agencies are examining financial trails, communication exchanges, and travel history.
Probe Expands Across States
The detention has triggered inter-state coordination between Haryana Police, J&K Police, and central agencies. Raids and questioning may extend to multiple locations in Haryana as investigators attempt to map the woman’s contacts and potential supporters.
Authorities have said that a detailed statement will be issued once the interrogation and verification processes are completed.
