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A major terror plot was stopped before it could turn into another headline. Shabbir Ahmed Lone, a wanted operative with alleged links to Inter-Services Intelligence, was arrested by the Delhi Police Special Cell from the Ghazipur. He is suspected to have trained recruits abroad and built a cross-border network...

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#WATCH | Delhi | Additional CP, Special Cell, Pramod Kumar Kushwaha says, "...A team from the Special Cell busted a module that was being handled by a Lashkar handler based in Bangladesh. A major untoward incident has been prevented. On February 7th, anti-national posters were pasted on pillars at the Kashmiri Gate Metro station and some nearby metro stations in Delhi. The CISF noticed this and brought it to the attention of the Metro unit of the Delhi Police...The Special Cell team went to Kolkata. With the help of the local police, two people were arrested and one of these two people was Umar Farooq and with him a Bangladeshi Robil Ul Islam...Both of them were arrested and they revealed that anti-India posters were put up at many places in Delhi, the posters that echoed terrorists, were put up by these two. Later, it was found out through interrogation and investigation that the direction to them was being given by Shabbir Ahmed Lone, from Bangladesh...In 2007, Shabbir Ahmed Lone was arrested and AK-47, grenades were found on him and he had come for 'fidayeen' to kill a senior political leader...He remained in jail for many years and was released in 2019. After his release, he again fled to Bangladesh. He is a resident of Ganderbal, Kashmir...Initial investigations have revealed that he reconnected with the LeT leadership and re-established his organisation to carry out terrorist activities. He reassembled his men and conducted dry runs with these men. He had posters put up in various locations. He did so not just in Delhi, but also in Kolkata. On February 10th, he put up anti-India posters at several metro stations and other locations in Kolkata. He also rented a house in Kolkata...The investigation revealed that some individuals who are Bangladeshi nationals were in Tamil Nadu. They were going to take them back to Kolkata and plant them in a terrorist activity before they could do anything. The team then went to Tamil Nadu and, with the help of the Tamil Nadu police, arrested six more people, all of whom are Bangladeshi nationals"
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#WATCH | Delhi | Additional CP, Special Cell, Pramod Kumar Kushwaha says, "...A team from the Special Cell busted a module that was being handled by a Lashkar handler based in Bangladesh. A major untoward incident has been prevented. On February 7th, anti-national posters were pasted on pillars at the Kashmiri Gate Metro station and some nearby metro stations in Delhi. The CISF noticed this and brought it to the attention of the Metro unit of the Delhi Police...The Special Cell team went to Kolkata. With the help of the local police, two people were arrested and one of these two people was Umar Farooq and with him a Bangladeshi Robil Ul Islam...Both of them were arrested and they revealed that anti-India posters were put up at many places in Delhi, the posters that echoed terrorists, were put up by these two. Later, it was found out through interrogation and investigation that the direction to them was being given by Shabbir Ahmed Lone, from Bangladesh...In 2007, Shabbir Ahmed Lone was arrested and AK-47, grenades were found on him and he had come for 'fidayeen' to kill a senior political leader...He remained in jail for many years and was released in 2019. After his release, he again fled to Bangladesh. He is a resident of Ganderbal, Kashmir...Initial investigations have revealed that he reconnected with the LeT leadership and re-established his organisation to carry out terrorist activities. He reassembled his men and conducted dry runs with these men. He had posters put up in various locations. He did so not just in Delhi, but also in Kolkata. On February 10th, he put up anti-India posters at several metro stations and other locations in Kolkata. He also rented a house in Kolkata...The investigation revealed that some individuals who are Bangladeshi nationals were in Tamil Nadu. They were going to take them back to Kolkata and plant them in a terrorist activity before they could do anything. The team then went to Tamil Nadu and, with the help of the Tamil Nadu police, arrested six more people, all of whom are Bangladeshi nationals"

ANI

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Megh Updates 🚨™

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A major ISI-linked module has been busted, exposing how recruitment, funding, and planning were happening in plain sight. From social media chats to ground-level targets, the network reveals a deeper security challenge. The UP ATS has arrested four accused, including Shaqib and Arbab, who were allegedly linked to handlers from the Inter-Services Intelligence. They reportedly recruited others like Lokesh and Vikas through platforms such as Instagram and Facebook, and used Signal for secure communication. What stands out is their cover. They were leading normal lives, working small jobs such as in barber shops, while allegedly being part of a larger network. Recruitment involved online contact, followed by indoctrination and funding through informal channels. Investigations suggest the group was studying railway infrastructure, including signal systems, and had plans to target critical points to disrupt operations and create panic. Other sensitive public locations were also under surveillance. Encrypted chats, foreign links, and digital planning methods have been recovered, giving agencies deeper insight into how such modules operate.The real challenge is no longer just stopping attacks, but staying ahead of networks that operate quietly within everyday life.

Praffulgarg

39,560 views • 2 months ago

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#WATCH | Special NIA Court at Patiala House Court remanded 6 foreigners in 11 days of National Investigation Agency (NIA) custody. They were produced before the NIA court. It is alleged that they came to India on a visa and then entered Mizoram, which is a protected area. Thereafter, they entered Myanmar and contacted ethnic war groups. It is alleged by the NIA that they were trained in Myanmar and were training ethnic war groups. These groups are associated with insurgent groups in India. It is also alleged that they brought a huge consignment of drones from Europe via india.

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Before the headlines could report an attack, India’s agencies had already stopped it. In the last four days, Indian agencies have detained 11 suspects linked to planned terror activities. Notably, some include foreign nationals from Ukraine and the United States. In one case, the Haryana STF arrested three individuals with around 2 kg of suspected explosive material, linked to a planned attack in Hanumangarh, Rajasthan. In another, a 19 year old BDS student from Saharanpur was arrested for alleged links with ISIS, where he was reportedly spreading extremist propaganda online. Separately, a group of foreign nationals moved from Mizoram to Myanmar and are now under investigation for suspected links with extremist networks. These cases highlight evolving security threats and the crucial role of agencies in stopping them before they unfold. Jai Hind. Jai Bharat. 🇮🇳

Praffulgarg

15,436 views • 3 months ago

India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrested 6 Ukrainian nationals and 1 American for allegedly entering the restricted border state of Mizoram without permits and moving toward Myanmar to train ethnic armed groups in drone warfare. Authorities say the group also transported drone consignments from Europe through India. The suspects have been booked under India’s anti-terror laws, and the investigation is ongoing to uncover the wider network and purpose of the operation.
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India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrested 6 Ukrainian nationals and 1 American for allegedly entering the restricted border state of Mizoram without permits and moving toward Myanmar to train ethnic armed groups in drone warfare. Authorities say the group also transported drone consignments from Europe through India. The suspects have been booked under India’s anti-terror laws, and the investigation is ongoing to uncover the wider network and purpose of the operation.

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Major blow to narco-terror networks as SSOC Amritsar, Counter Intelligence Punjab, busts a cross-border drug smuggling module and arrests two accused with 64.62 Kg Heroin near village Mahal, #Amritsar. Preliminary investigation reveals links with foreign-based handlers and #Pakistan-based smugglers. FIR registered at PS SSOC, #Amritsar. Further investigation underway to trace the entire network. Punjab Police India remains committed to eradicating drug networks and ensuring peace and security in #Punjab.

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#BREAKING: Major terror plot linked to ISI foiled. Delhi Police Special Cell arrests 9 suspected terrorists having links with Pakistan ISI and Underworld Dawood Ibrahim. Grenades, explosives recovered. Critical Infrastructure was to be targeted.
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#BREAKING: Major terror plot linked to ISI foiled. Delhi Police Special Cell arrests 9 suspected terrorists having links with Pakistan ISI and Underworld Dawood Ibrahim. Grenades, explosives recovered. Critical Infrastructure was to be targeted.

Aditya Raj Kaul

345,226 views • 1 month ago

In Moldova, more than one hundred people were detained (74 of them for up to 72 hours), as part of an investigation into an alleged Russia-backed plan to incite mass riots and destabilize the country around a critical parliamentary election - Victor Furtună, Moldova's Chief Prosecutor from the Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Cases. He said the suspects had traveled to Serbia, where they underwent training. Investigators allege they were taught tactics for breaking through police cordons, methods of resistance, and the use of batons and firearms. Moldovan police stated that some of the detainees had been trained inside Moldova itself, while only those instructed by Russian citizens were sent to Serbia. The Moldovan Intelligence and Security Service reported that the operation was coordinated by a handler who presented himself as an officer of a Russian special service under the alias "Bes." It is also reported that a GRU (Russian special services) officer was involved in the coordination, using a criminal network for recruitment.
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In Moldova, more than one hundred people were detained (74 of them for up to 72 hours), as part of an investigation into an alleged Russia-backed plan to incite mass riots and destabilize the country around a critical parliamentary election - Victor Furtună, Moldova's Chief Prosecutor from the Office for Combating Organized Crime and Special Cases. He said the suspects had traveled to Serbia, where they underwent training. Investigators allege they were taught tactics for breaking through police cordons, methods of resistance, and the use of batons and firearms. Moldovan police stated that some of the detainees had been trained inside Moldova itself, while only those instructed by Russian citizens were sent to Serbia. The Moldovan Intelligence and Security Service reported that the operation was coordinated by a handler who presented himself as an officer of a Russian special service under the alias "Bes." It is also reported that a GRU (Russian special services) officer was involved in the coordination, using a criminal network for recruitment.

Anton Gerashchenko

40,589 views • 9 months ago

CLOSED BORDER: Biden's open border policies were such a mess that wanted terrorists were released into the US and granted SSNs so they could work and send money home to fund terror attacks. Harpreet Singh was finally arrested by ICE and after he receives due process he will be eligible to be deported to India to stand trial. The hope is that SCOTUS will allow him to be sent home.
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CLOSED BORDER: Biden's open border policies were such a mess that wanted terrorists were released into the US and granted SSNs so they could work and send money home to fund terror attacks. Harpreet Singh was finally arrested by ICE and after he receives due process he will be eligible to be deported to India to stand trial. The hope is that SCOTUS will allow him to be sent home.

@amuse

38,495 views • 1 year ago

#UTSnippet: Arnab Goswami on Tuesday mentions the alleged links of terrorist groups, including #Kuki groups operating in Manipur and Northeast India in the current case investigated by the NIA, in which seven foreign nationals—six Ukrainians and one American—were arrested for reportedly providing terrorist training in Myanmar. The accused have been remanded to 11-day custody on charges including illegal entry, weapons and drone training, and the import of drones from Europe.
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#UTSnippet: Arnab Goswami on Tuesday mentions the alleged links of terrorist groups, including #Kuki groups operating in Manipur and Northeast India in the current case investigated by the NIA, in which seven foreign nationals—six Ukrainians and one American—were arrested for reportedly providing terrorist training in Myanmar. The accused have been remanded to 11-day custody on charges including illegal entry, weapons and drone training, and the import of drones from Europe.

Ukhrul Times

10,567 views • 3 months ago

Two Bangladeshi nationals allegedly involved in #Bangladesh’s activist #OsmanHadi murder case have been taken to Delhi by the #NIA on a special flight. The arrested individuals, Faizal Karim Masu and Alamgir Hossain, were taken to Delhi yesterday from #Kolkata On Sunday, the NIA approached the Bidhannagar Court seeking permission to interrogate the duo in jail. Sources said that the NIA had recently registered a case under the UAPA in Delhi, in which the names of these two accused were mentioned in the FIR. They are accused of being involved in violence in Bangladesh as well as allegedly spreading unrest in India. Following questioning inside the correctional home on Monday, investigators confirmed that the two individuals named in the FIR were indeed Faizal Karim Masu and Alamgir Hossain. Subsequently, the NIA officials took them to Delhi for further investigation. They were arrested by Bengal STF recently.
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Two Bangladeshi nationals allegedly involved in #Bangladesh’s activist #OsmanHadi murder case have been taken to Delhi by the #NIA on a special flight. The arrested individuals, Faizal Karim Masu and Alamgir Hossain, were taken to Delhi yesterday from #Kolkata On Sunday, the NIA approached the Bidhannagar Court seeking permission to interrogate the duo in jail. Sources said that the NIA had recently registered a case under the UAPA in Delhi, in which the names of these two accused were mentioned in the FIR. They are accused of being involved in violence in Bangladesh as well as allegedly spreading unrest in India. Following questioning inside the correctional home on Monday, investigators confirmed that the two individuals named in the FIR were indeed Faizal Karim Masu and Alamgir Hossain. Subsequently, the NIA officials took them to Delhi for further investigation. They were arrested by Bengal STF recently.

Piyali Mitra

48,468 views • 3 months ago

LATEST: Four more arrests have been made in Johannesburg. Police sources say the gang is linked to a major ISIS cell that has been active in South Africa for some time. The group is linked to several kidnappings. The Anti Kidnapping Task Team, Crime Intelligence and private security were part of the operation. VIDEO: The group kidnapped an Ethiopian national yesterday. One suspect was shot dead and another arrested. The victim was rescued at a house in Kensington, JHB. #CrimeWatch 2020 report: Alleged kidnappers with 'ties to an extremist syndicate' denied bail
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LATEST: Four more arrests have been made in Johannesburg. Police sources say the gang is linked to a major ISIS cell that has been active in South Africa for some time. The group is linked to several kidnappings. The Anti Kidnapping Task Team, Crime Intelligence and private security were part of the operation. VIDEO: The group kidnapped an Ethiopian national yesterday. One suspect was shot dead and another arrested. The victim was rescued at a house in Kensington, JHB. #CrimeWatch 2020 report: Alleged kidnappers with 'ties to an extremist syndicate' denied bail

Yusuf Abramjee

140,429 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | Delhi: On loss of lives in Poonch and also damage incurred to a gurdwara in the district due to cross-border shelling, senior member of Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee, Amarjeet Singh Pinky says, "... The attack by Pakistan on a gurdwara is condemnable. Our Sikh brothers have also lost their lives in the cross-border shelling... India's attack in Pakistan was targetted only on terror camps, where terrorists were trained and sent to India. We did not even attack their military camps, let alone their civilians... Our Prime Minister and our forces deserve all the appreciation for this operation..."
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#WATCH | Delhi: On loss of lives in Poonch and also damage incurred to a gurdwara in the district due to cross-border shelling, senior member of Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee, Amarjeet Singh Pinky says, "... The attack by Pakistan on a gurdwara is condemnable. Our Sikh brothers have also lost their lives in the cross-border shelling... India's attack in Pakistan was targetted only on terror camps, where terrorists were trained and sent to India. We did not even attack their military camps, let alone their civilians... Our Prime Minister and our forces deserve all the appreciation for this operation..."

ANI

289,774 views • 1 year ago

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Mr Sharma

549,152 views • 1 month ago