Jaish-e-Mohammed’s new move after Operation Sindoor, terrorist network of women’s brigade ‘Jamaat al-Muminat’ continues

After India’s Operation Sindoor, which dealt a blow to terrorists based in Pakistan and PoK, terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) is now adopting new tactics. The organization has reportedly formed a special women’s brigade named ‘Jamaat al-Muminat’. According to sources, this group is active since 2024 and its aim is to brainwash women and recruit them into its network. The brigade has been formed as the women’s wing of Jaish, focusing on psychological warfare, including psychological propaganda and grassroots recruitment.

‘Jamaat al-Muminat’ is reportedly active online in Jammu and Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh and parts of South India. The group works through social media, WhatsApp groups and some madrassa networks to spread its activities. Its aim is to mislead women in the name of religion and exploit them for the purposes of the organization.

Intelligence agencies have revealed that Jaish’s new circular includes pictures of Mecca and Medina for religious appeal. It also contains emotional content to appeal to educated and urban Muslim women. This entire campaign attempts to connect women emotionally with the group’s objectives. The report also said that ‘Jamaat al-Muminat’ operates on a cell-based structure similar to Jaish, with small groups handling recruitment, fundraising and spreading the message through social media and madrassas. Intelligence agencies have found concrete evidence of this circular being linked to Pakistan.

During Operation Sindoor in May 2025, India destroyed several terrorist camps, including the headquarters of Jaish-e-Mohammed in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). Masood Azhar’s brother and many family members were killed in this operation. Now, in its desperation, Jaish is hatching new conspiracies against India by using women as shield.