Srinagar Manhunt: Posters of 4 Wanted Terrorists Released
Security agencies have released posters of four wanted terrorists in Srinagar, including one linked to a police officer's killing.

In a major push to dismantle militant networks within the Kashmir valley, security agencies have launched a high-profile manhunt by releasing photographs and posters of four wanted terrorists active in Srinagar. The operation, which intensified on November 8, 2026, aims to leverage public intelligence to track down these high-value targets.
Strategic Visibility in the Heart of the City
To ensure maximum visibility, authorities have strategically placed banners and posters across the city's most frequented hubs. Key locations, including the iconic Lal Chowk and the bustling M.A. Road, have been turned into focal points for this public appeal, ensuring that the faces of the suspects are seen by thousands of commuters and residents.
The Most Wanted List
The security agencies have identified four specific individuals who are currently on the run. The list includes:
- Bilal Ahmed Mir from Sopore
- Abid Qayoom Lone from Baramulla
- Mohammad Latief Bhat from Kulgam
- Mohammad Umar Mir from Sopore
Among these suspects, Mohammad Latief Bhat is viewed with particular urgency by investigators. He is allegedly linked to a violent incident in July of this year, where a police officer was killed in Anantnag.
Call for Public Cooperation
Recognizing the importance of local intelligence in urban warfare, officials have made a direct appeal to the general public. They are seeking any reliable information regarding the current whereabouts, recent activities, or possible hiding spots of these four individuals.
Rewards and Confidentiality
Understanding the risks associated with reporting such individuals, the security agencies have provided two major incentives for informants:
- Strict Anonymity: Authorities have guaranteed that the identities of anyone providing information will be kept strictly confidential to ensure their safety.
- Financial Incentives: An appropriate reward has been announced for any citizen who provides accurate and actionable intelligence that leads to a successful security operation.