SSP Sandeep Chakravarthy uncovers Faridabad doctor terror module linked to Jaish-e-Mohammed

The investigation into a Jaish-e-Mohammed poster in Srinagar’s Nowgam by SSP Sandeep Chakravarthy led to the unearthing of a major terror module involving a Faridabad-based doctor.

A crucial breakthrough in the recent Faridabad “Doctor” terror module case has come to light, thanks to the sharp investigation led by SSP Sandeep Chakravarthy, an IPS officer currently serving in Jammu and Kashmir.

The discovery began in Srinagar’s Nowgam area, where Chakravarthy noticed a Jaish-e-Mohammed poster pasted in a public space. Recognising the seriousness of the act, he immediately initiated a detailed investigation into the matter.

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During the initial probe, CCTV footage from the area provided vital clues, showing the suspects involved in putting up the poster. Acting swiftly, the police tracked down and arrested several individuals linked to the incident.

Upon interrogation, one of the key suspects, Adil Rather, revealed critical information about a hidden terror network operating under the guise of a “Doctor” module. His statements led investigators to Faridabad, where another accused, Muzammil, was later arrested.

The investigation, launched by SSP Chakravarthy, ultimately exposed the entire structure of the Jaish-e-Mohammed-linked terror module, showing how it operated across states. His keen observation and prompt action helped dismantle a potentially dangerous network before it could execute any major operation.

Sandeep Chakravarthy, an IPS officer from Kurnool district, Andhra Pradesh, is presently serving as a Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) in Jammu and Kashmir. Known for his strategic thinking and swift decision-making, his efforts have once again proven pivotal in maintaining security and preventing extremist activities in the region.