The problem of terrorism in India is like cancer which is spreading. This issue, which started from the valley of Kashmir, has now spread to many states of India. Let us tell you today in this news about those terrorist organizations of India, which have been banned by NIA. List of terrorist groups banned by NIA Babbar Khalsa International Khalistan Commando Force Khalistan Zindabad Force International Sikh Youth Association Lashkar-e-Taiba/Pasban-e-Ahle Hadith Jaish-e-Mohammed/Tehreek-e-Furqan Harkat-ul-Mujahideen or Harkat-ul-Ansar or Harkat-ul-Jihad-e-Islami or Ansar-ul-Umma (AUU) Hizb-ul-Mujahideen/Hizb-ul-Mujahideen Pir…
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Al Qaeda Suspected Terrorist Dr Ishtiaq Connected To Land Scam ED summoned Bablu Khan for questioning
Al Qaeda Module: After allegations of money from Jharkhand’s land scam case being used to fund terrorists, ED has started investigation in this case as well. During this, on Friday (23 August), the investigating agency ED (Enforcement Directorate) has summoned a businessman from Jharkhand, Bablu Khan, who is accused of having links with the Al-Qaeda terrorist module. Now the ED team has started investigating whether the terrorist organization Al-Qaeda has been funded in this entire case. In fact, this module, led by Dr. Ishtiaq, a resident of Ranchi, the capital…
Read MoreJammu and Kashmir Police big action after Doda Terror Attack arrested 4 over ground workers of terrorist organization
Jammu-Kashmir: Jammu and Kashmir Police has arrested four people while taking action against a network of active members of terrorist organizations in connection with different terrorist attacks in Doda district. Police has given this information. Four soldiers including an officer were martyred in an encounter with terrorists in Doda district on Monday. A police spokesperson said, “Police have intensified action against the network of active members (OGWs) of terrorist organisations in the wake of the attacks in June and July.” He said an FIR was registered at the Gandoh police…
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