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ED Attaches Properties of Two Business Partners in Srinagar

Srinagar, The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has attached properties worth Rs 1.56 crore belonging to two business partners in Srinagar, in the region of Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir. The action includes several pieces of immovable property as part of a crackdown under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act of 2002.

According to Kashmir Media Service, the properties attached by the ED belong to Imran Baba and Sageena Yaseen, who are partners in M/s Baba Enterprises. The enforcement agency has provisionally seized a total of seven properties, which include plots of land and a residential house in the areas of Mouza Barinambal and Srinagar.

An official statement highlighted that the properties attached consist of 17 marlas of land in Mouza Barinambal and an additional 26 marlas along with a residential house in Srinagar. This action forms part of broader measures by Indian authorities who have seized hundreds of properties in the region, allegedly to economically weaken the local population and suppress the ongoing self-determination movement.

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