Pakistan-based terror outfits ramp up social media activity, aiming to recruit in J&K
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Over 2,000 concerning social media posts were identified in the past month, compared to 89 during the same period last year. These posts, appearing on platforms like Facebook, X, Telegram, and the Dark Web, promote terrorism, secessionism, and threats against India.
This surge in online activity coincides with a sharp decline in local recruitment by terror outfits. Only four individuals from J&K joined such groups this year, compared to 22 in 2023 and 113 in 2022.
A senior security official told TOI that this surge in online propaganda aims to radicalize J&K youths, reminiscent of the social media campaign that turned Hizbul Mujahideen's Burhan Wani into a terror icon before his death in 2016.
The official also added that the attempts at raising local recruitment may not point to plans for a troubled winter but to preparations for heightened terror activity in the summer of 2025.
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