The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Sunday questioned JKLF chairman Farooq Ahmed Dar (alias Bitta Karate) and Tehreek-E-Hurriyat leader Ghazi Javed Baba for a second consecutive day, days after a special investigative report by India Today exposed how separatist leaders were ready to bleed the Kashmir Valley for money.

Yesterday, the agency had quizzed Dar, Baba and Hurriyat's provincial President (Geelani Faction) Naeem Khan in the case.

Earlier this week, the NIA launched a probe into funds flowing in for stone-pelters from Kashmir, and asked India Today for the raw and unedited footage of its investigation.

In the investigation, top Kashmiri separatists were caught boasting about burning down schools and government institutions to spread unrest in the Valley. Caught on camera were Naeem Khan, Ghazi Javed Baba and Bitta Karate.

Naeem Khan has called India Today's sting a fabricated story, and said he isn't accountable to the Indian media , only to Hurriyat leaders and the local media.

When asked about getting funds from Pakistan, Khan refused to answer the question, but said a movement needs money and that people are supporting and funding it.

(Inputs from ANI)

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