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In a major nationwide swoop ahead of Republic Day, the NIA has arrested 13 suspected ISIS sympathisers for plotting attacks in different parts of the country intended to target foreign tourists and policemen.
The NIA had picked a total of 14 people on Friday. Of the 14 suspects detained on Friday, 13 have been arrested, a home ministry official told TOI.
The busted module, comprising former operatives of jihadi outfit Indian Mujahideen (IM) -- who have switched allegiance to the Islamic State -- calls itself 'Janood-ul-Khalifa-e-Hind'. It was planning to procure weapons and explosives for its strikes, according to a home ministry spokesperson.
Janood's alleged head, computer programmer Mudabbir Mushtaq Shaikh from Mumbra near Mumbai, is among those arrested.
The terror plot, uncovered just days after Delhi Police busted another ISIS-inspired module in Uttarakhand, marked another step in the transformation of ISIS from just a potential threat to a serious security challenge for India.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...ked-to-Islamic-State/articleshow/50685359.cms
Thanks to the good work of NIA.
For most part the family members of those arrested may have been in the dark, and should not be prosecuted, but society must take action unless they come out against such perpetrators.
If these alleged criminals had such terrorist motives, we as society must take social action (not take police action).
The NIA had picked a total of 14 people on Friday. Of the 14 suspects detained on Friday, 13 have been arrested, a home ministry official told TOI.
The busted module, comprising former operatives of jihadi outfit Indian Mujahideen (IM) -- who have switched allegiance to the Islamic State -- calls itself 'Janood-ul-Khalifa-e-Hind'. It was planning to procure weapons and explosives for its strikes, according to a home ministry spokesperson.
Janood's alleged head, computer programmer Mudabbir Mushtaq Shaikh from Mumbra near Mumbai, is among those arrested.
The terror plot, uncovered just days after Delhi Police busted another ISIS-inspired module in Uttarakhand, marked another step in the transformation of ISIS from just a potential threat to a serious security challenge for India.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...ked-to-Islamic-State/articleshow/50685359.cms
Thanks to the good work of NIA.
For most part the family members of those arrested may have been in the dark, and should not be prosecuted, but society must take action unless they come out against such perpetrators.
If these alleged criminals had such terrorist motives, we as society must take social action (not take police action).