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NIA raids office of Zafarul Islam Khan, others in terror funding case

Charity Alliance is headed by Zafarul Islam Khan, ex-Delhi Minorities Commission Chief who is also the Editor of The Milli Gazette

Thursday October 29, 2020 12:43 PM, ummid.com with inputs from IANS

Zafarul Islam Khan

New Delhi: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Thursday continued searches in an alleged terror funding case at nine locations in Jammu and Kashmir and Delhi. The agency also raided the properties related to former Delhi Minority Commission chief Zafarul Islam Khan.

The raids were being held in connection with a case pertaining to some NGOs and Trusts accused of raising funds in India and abroad in the name of charitable activities, and then using those funds allegedly for carrying out secessionist and separatist activities in the union territory.

An NIA official privy to the investigation told IANS, the agency was carrying out searches at nine locations on the premises of six NGOs and Trusts in Srinagar and Delhi.

Offices of Falah-e-Aam Trust, Charity Alliance, Human Welfare Foundation, J&K Yateem Foundation, Salvation Movement and J&K Voice of Victims (JKVoV) were being raided by the anti-terror probe agency sleuths.

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According to NIA sources, Charity Alliance and Human Welfare Foundation were based in Delhi.

The office of Charity Alliance in Delhi's Jamia Nagar was being searched by the NIA sleuths, sources said.

Charity Alliance is headed by Zafarul Islam Khan, ex-Delhi Minorities Commission Chief who is also the Editor of The Milli Gazette and former President, All India Muslim Majlis-e Mushawarat and Managing Director, Pharos Media and Publishing Pvt. Ltd.

On Wednesday, the NIA raided 11 locations in Srinagar and Bandipora in J&K and one location in Bengaluru.

The NIA has carried out searches at the residential and office premises of Khurram Parvez, who is co-ordinator of J&K Coalition of Civil Society, his associates Parvez Ahmad Bukhari, Parvez Ahmad Matta and Bengaluru-based associate Swati Sheshadri, Parveena Ahanger, chairperson of Association of Parents of Disappeared Persons (APDPK) and offices of NGO Athrout and G.K. Trust.

The action comes in the wake of a fresh case registered by the NIA on October 8 under several sections of the Indian Penal Code and Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act on the receipt of what NIA believes credible information that certain NGOs and Trusts are collecting funds domestically and abroad through donations and business contributions, etc. and are then allegedly utilising these funds for secessionist and terrorist activities in J&K.


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