Srinagar, Nov. 27 -- Police in Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday carried out inspections of madrassas and mosques across Srinagar as part of an intensified crackdown on individuals and networks suspected of aiding terrorist organisations. The drive aims to dismantle the terror support ecosystem and strengthen de radicalisation efforts in the Valley.

Police raids have increased following the November 10 blast in a car near the Red Fort in Delhi and the subsequent busting of a "white collar" terror module. Two religious preachers, Molvi Irfan from Shopian and Molvi Ishtiaq from Haryana's Mewat, have already been arrested in connection with the case.

A police spokesman said teams inspected madrassas and masjids across all zones of Srinagar. Se...