India's mosque profiling sparks new surveillance fears in Kashmir's disputed territory

India is profiling mosques in Kashmir, sparking new surveillance fears among the Muslim community. The move has led to concerns that religious freedom and identity are being monitored and potentially restricted. Residents of Indian-administered Kashmir claim that their places of worship are now subject to scrutiny, with some even alleging that they have been asked to provide detailed information about their faith practices. This development has added to the region's already tense security situation.