ED, ATS Conduct Raids Across Maharashtra & Delhi Over Suspected Terror-Funding

According to ED officials, coordinated raids were carried out at nearly 40 locations across Maharashtra, including Padgha, Pune and Malegaon as well as in Delhi. The searches are linked to suspected financial transactions connected to terror-related activities.

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Ashish Singh Updated: Friday, December 12, 2025, 07:30 AM IST
ED, ATS Conduct Raids Across Maharashtra & Delhi Over Suspected Terror-Funding |

ED, ATS Conduct Raids Across Maharashtra & Delhi Over Suspected Terror-Funding |

Mumbai: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Thursday carried out a coordinated search operation in Borivali village near Padgha in Thane district, with assistance from the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), officials said.

The operation, which began in the early hours of Thursday, extended to multiple residential premises as ED officials probed suspected terror funding and related financial transactions. ATS personnel provided on-ground support to coordinate the ED searches.

According to ED officials, the searches were conducted at nearly 40 locations across Maharashtra including Padgha, Pune, and Malegaon as well as in Delhi. The searches are linked to suspected financial transactions associated with terror-related activities.

The ED had recently registered an ECIR linked to the NIA’s ISIS terror module case involving Saquib Nachan, as well as the Pune ISIS module case. While ATS is simultaneously investigating the same modules, it is assisting the ED by sharing intelligence, leads, and field updates, helping ensure that the ongoing search operations are thorough, coordinated, and synchronised.

Officials said the operation is ongoing, with teams continuing to probe the suspected financial networks connected to the terror modules.

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Published on: Thursday, December 11, 2025, 09:19 AM IST

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