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Investigators will likely trace more buyers and money flows as the Rs 200-crore fraud case expands.
The case shows how elite real-estate markets can be exploited with convincing forged paperwork and status-driven sales pitches. It also raises questions about due diligence in high-value property deals and how many other buyers may have been targeted.
Police may expand the Kashmir crackdown if seized material connects more activists to banned networks.
This is a clear escalation in Kashmir’s security posture and could expose more networks if investigators keep finding material links.
J&K police may reveal more about the 26-site crackdown once the property case is fully mapped.
The action suggests an active enforcement push, but the lack of detail limits its immediate policy significance. It still stands out as a notable security and legal development from the region.
The Supreme Court will push the NDPS issue toward procedural reform, with forensic timelines and seizure rules likely to become the center of the Monday hearing and follow-up orders.
If the court entertains even part of this plea, it could reshape narcotics enforcement practice across India. The proposal is unusually operational: deadlines, evidence handling, and asset seizure, not just rhetoric.
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