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The NIA is set to send a team to the USA to complete formalities for Tahawwur Rana's extradition, following the US Supreme Court's rejection of his review petition. Rana is wanted in India for aiding the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks.

NIA team set to visit USA soon for extradition of 26/11 Mumbai attack conspirator Tahawwur Rana

The NIA is set to send a team to the USA to complete formalities for Tahawwur Rana's extradition, following the US Supreme Court's rejection of his review petition. Rana is wanted in India for aiding the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks.

A team from the National Investigation Agency (NIA) is expected to travel to the USA soon to finalize the extradition process for Tahawwur Rana, who is wanted in India for his involvement in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, sources revealed.&nbsp;
The visit follows a recent decision by the US Supreme Court rejecting Rana's review petition against his extradition to India. This ruling has removed a major legal obstacle, enabling Indian authorities to expedite efforts to bring him to justice.
According to sources, senior officials of the NIA, including those of Inspector General and Deputy Inspector General ranks, are likely to visit the USA by the end of the month. The proposed plan has been communicated to the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of External Affairs.
Rana, a former doctor and businessman, holds Canadian citizenship and is of Pakistani origin. He stands accused of supporting David Coleman Headley, the key planner of the Mumbai attacks, by allowing him to use his immigration business as a cover for conducting reconnaissance on potential targets in India.&nbsp;
Arrested in Chicago in 2009 by the FBI, Rana was found guilty in the US of supporting the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), the terror group behind the attacks, but was acquitted of charges directly related to the Mumbai incidents.
India has been actively seeking Rana's extradition to ensure he faces charges for his role in the attacks, which claimed 166 lives and left hundreds injured. The NIA has emphasized Rana's crucial role in assisting Headley, identifying him as a significant conspirator.&nbsp;
With the US Supreme Court's recent ruling, the extradition process has gained new momentum. The planned visit by the NIA team underscores India&rsquo;s commitment to securing justice for the victims of one of its most devastating terror attacks.

10 people were injured after an improvised explosive device caused an explosion in the Bengaluru eatery on March 1. 

NIA detains key suspect in Bengaluru cafe blast case: reports

Main suspect in Bengaluru cafe blast case detained: reports
Main suspect's accomplice also detained: reports

10 people were injured after an improvised explosive device caused an explosion in the Bengaluru eatery on March 1.&nbsp;

&nbsp;The National Investigation Agency (NIA) probing the Rameshwaram Cafe blast case has detained a man from Ballari district, sources said on Wednesday.
The man is said to have &ldquo;some resemblance&rdquo; with the prime suspect, the sources said.
&ldquo;NIA sleuths are interrogating him to know his whereabouts on March one when the blast took place&rdquo;, they said.
The accused wearing a cap and mask placed a low-intensity bomb kept in a backpack in the popular eatery at Brookefield area near Whitefield here that went off injuring nine persons on March one.
 NIA has announced Rs 10 lakh cash reward for information leading to the arrest of the bomber, and also released CCTV pictures and videos of the suspect.
Karnataka Home Minister G Parameshwara said earlier this week sleuths investigating into the blast have &ldquo;in a way&rdquo; identified the suspect, and efforts are on to nab him.
He had said the investigators are verifying the suspect&rsquo;s identity and are &ldquo;getting closer to him.&rdquo;
&ldquo;Investigations are going on, we are closing in, in a way who the person (the suspect) is has been identified. It has to be confirmed and he has to be nabbed.&rdquo;
On the trail of the suspect, the sleuths investigating the case had visited Tumakuru, Ballari, and Kalaburagi districts.&nbsp;

The Bengaluru police had originally registered the case following the seizure of arms and ammunition in July last year.

NIA raids in 7 states in Lashkar-linked prison radicalisation case

The Bengaluru police had originally registered the case following the seizure of arms and ammunition in July last year.

The NIA on Tuesday searched 17 locations in seven states in connection with a case related to radicalisation of prisoners by a Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorist in a Bengaluru prison, a spokesperson of the agency said.
The Bengaluru City Police had originally registered the case following the seizure of arms and ammunition, including seven pistols, four hand grenades, one magazine and 45 live rounds, and four walkie-talkies in July last year.
Five people were initially arrested and their interrogation had led to the arrest of one more, taking the total arrests in the case to six.
The LeT operative and kingpin, T Nasir, who radicalised these five people in the central jail in Bengaluru, is an accused in the case along with Junaid Ahmed, who is at large.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) took over the case in October last year and had conducted searches then, including at Ahmed's house.
The NIA spokesperson said that raids were being carried out at 17 locations in seven states on Tuesday.
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The raids are related to terror funding cases, according to officials quoted by news agency PTI.

Raids by India's premier terror probe agency NIA in J&K

The raids are related to terror funding cases, according to officials quoted by news agency PTI.

India's premier terror probe agency conducted raids in Jammu and Kashmir on 14 March 2023.
The National Investigation Agency launched raids at locations in Anantnag, Pulwama, and Shopian.
NIA investigators were accompanied by police and personnel of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF).
The raids are related to terror funding cases, according to officials quoted by news agency PTI.
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Raids took place in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Chandigarh, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh.

70 sites, 8 states: raids by India's top terror probe agency NIA against gangster syndicate

Raids took place in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Chandigarh, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh.

India's premier terror probe agency launched widespread raids on 21 February 2023, in a crackdown on gangster syndicates, and their nexus with terrorist outfits.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) reportedly conducted searches at 70 locations across 8 states and Union Territories. Raids took place in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Chandigarh, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh.
The searches were launched based on information collected after questioning of many alleged members of the Lawrence Bishnoi and Neeraj Bawana gangs, as per an India Today report.
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The Hurriyat termed the court order as "lopsided". It also again demanded the release of its jailed leaders and activists

NIA attached Hurriyat Conference office in Srinagar on Delhi court order, separatists slam action

NIA attaches Hurriyat Conference office in Srinagar on Delhi court order, separatists slam action

The Hurriyat termed the court order as "lopsided". It also again demanded the release of its jailed leaders and activists

The National Investigating Agency (NIA) on Sunday attached the separatist Hurriyat Conference's office in the Rajbagh area here on the orders of a Delhi court in a terror funding case, officials said.
A team of the federal agency arrived at the Hurriyat office and pasted an attachment notice on the building's outer wall, they said "This is to inform all members of the public that the building where the office of All Party Hurriyat Conference is located at Rajbagh and is owned jointly by Nayeem Ahmad Khan, who is presently facing trial ... has been attached by the court order dated 27th January 2023 by Special NIA Court Patiala House, New Delhi," the notice read.
The Hurriyat Conference is an amalgam of 26 separatist outfits and was formed in 1993.
The office has remained closed since August 2019 following a crackdown on separatist groups by the government.
The Hurriyat Conference-led by Mirwaiz Umar Farooq said the attachment of the amalgam's office will not detach people from their desire for a peaceful solution to the Kashmir issue.
"Those in command and control of Jammu and Kashmir should know that the sentiment and desire to see the resolution of the Kashmir conflict and to live in fearless peace, is embedded in the people of Jammu and Kashmir... Attaching buildings of stone and mortar will not detach people from their sentiment. They will continue to seek a peaceful resolution," the amalgam said in a statement. The Hurriyat termed the court order as "lopsided". It also again demanded the release of its jailed leaders and activists.&nbsp;

The NIA is looking into the role of "local self-radicalised" groups and other linkages of the two prime accused in the brutal killing of Udaipur tailor Kanhaiya Lal Teli, officials said on Thursday.
The NIA said the two wanted to "strike terror among the masses across the country" through the gruesome act. 
Officials said the agency is looking into the role of "local self-radicalised gangs" and their possible international linkages even as preliminary probe suggests that more people could be involved in the conspiracy to murder Teli.
The NIA officials said the two became members of Pakistan-based Sunni Islamic organisation Dawat-e-Islami via a mobile application and one of them was in touch with some people in Pakistan. They, however, said it was too early to draw conclusions yet.
A team of around 10 NIA personnel, led by an inspector general-rank officer, is camping in Udaipur to take the probe forward.
The Karachi-based Dawat-e-Islami website says it is a "global non-political Islamic organisation working for the propagation of the Quran and Sunnah throughout the globe" and that it was established in 1981.
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot visited the tailor’s family and told reporters that he wanted the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to file the charge sheet in a fast-track court as soon as possible, so that the culprits are brought to justice.

Udaipur killing: NIA looking at role of radicalised groups

The NIA is looking into the role of "local self-radicalised" groups and other linkages of the two prime accused in the brutal killing of Udaipur tailor Kanhaiya Lal Teli, officials said on Thursday.

A local court on Thursday sent the two men accused of killing a tailor here to 14-day judicial custody for an identification parade, an official said.

The NIA is looking into the role of "local self-radicalised" groups and other linkages of the two prime accused in the brutal killing of Udaipur tailor Kanhaiya Lal Teli, officials said on Thursday.
The NIA said the two wanted to "strike terror among the masses across the country" through the gruesome act.&nbsp;
Officials said the agency is looking into the role of "local self-radicalised gangs" and their possible international linkages even as preliminary probe suggests that more people could be involved in the conspiracy to murder Teli.
The NIA officials said the two became members of Pakistan-based Sunni Islamic organisation Dawat-e-Islami via a mobile application and one of them was in touch with some people in Pakistan. They, however, said it was too early to draw conclusions yet.
A team of around 10 NIA personnel, led by an inspector general-rank officer, is camping in Udaipur to take the probe forward.
The Karachi-based Dawat-e-Islami website says it is a "global non-political Islamic organisation working for the propagation of the Quran and Sunnah throughout the globe" and that it was established in 1981.
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot visited the tailor&rsquo;s family and told reporters that he wanted the National Investigation Agency (NIA) to file the charge sheet in a fast-track court as soon as possible, so that the culprits are brought to justice.
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The Centre is treating the gruesome killing of a tailor in Udaipur as a terror attack and dispatched a team of the anti-terror probe agency NIA on Tuesday night, officials said.
Prima-facie it looks like a terror attack, an official said on condition of anonymity.
The case is likely to be handed over to the NIA for probe after registration of a case under the stringent anti-terror law Unlawful Activities Prevention Act.
The men who allegedly carried out the daylight murder and posted videos online admitting to the crime were taken into custody by police.
Indirectly, the assailants referred to Nupur Sharma, the BJP leader suspended from the party over a remark on Prophet Mohammad.

Udaipur killing: Centre rushes NIA team, internet suspended across Rajasthan

The Centre has dispatched a team of the National Investigation Agency on Tuesday night, according to a PTI report quoting officials. 

The case is likely to be handed over to the NIA for probe after registration of a case under the stringent anti-terror law Unlawful Activities Prevention Act.

The Centre is treating the gruesome killing of a tailor in Udaipur as a terror attack and dispatched a team of the anti-terror probe agency NIA on Tuesday night, officials said.
Prima-facie it looks like a terror attack, an official said on condition of anonymity.
The case is likely to be handed over to the NIA for probe after registration of a case under the stringent anti-terror law Unlawful Activities Prevention Act.
The men who allegedly carried out the daylight murder and posted videos online admitting to the crime were taken into custody by police.
Indirectly, the assailants referred to Nupur Sharma, the BJP leader suspended from the party over a remark on Prophet Mohammad.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) carried out raids on associates of Dawood Ibrahim in different parts of Mumbai on Monday. The raids are in connection to a case registered by the investigating agency in February against Ibrahim for his alleged involvement in terror acts and organised crime in India. 
Western suburbs including Bandra, Santacruz, Borivali, Goregaon and areas of South Mumbai starting from Parel to Bhendi Bazaar and Nagpada were raided. Drug traffickers, sharpshooters, real estate agents associated with Ibrahim's company were the main targets of the raid. 
'Several hawala operators and drug peddlers were associated with Ibrahim and the NIA had registered (a case) in this regard in February. Raids began today,' a statement from the federal agency was cited by ANI. The FIR invokes the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA).
This is the same case in which Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate based on the NIA’s case.

NIA conducted raids on multiple associates of Dawood Ibrahim

A case was registered by NIA against D-Company and its alleged terror operations in India

A case was registered by NIA&nbsp;against D-Company and its alleged terror operations in India

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) carried out raids on&nbsp;associates of Dawood Ibrahim&nbsp;in more than a dozen locations of Mumbai&nbsp;on Monday. The raids are in connection to a case registered by the investigating agency in February against Ibrahim&nbsp;for his alleged involvement in terror acts and organised crime in India.&nbsp;
Western suburbs including Bandra, Santacruz, Borivali, Goregaon&nbsp;and areas of South Mumbai&nbsp;starting from Parel&nbsp;to Grant Road,&nbsp;Bhendi&nbsp;Bazaar and Nagpada were raided. Drug traffickers, sharpshooters and real estate agents associated with Ibrahim's&nbsp;company were the main targets of the raid.&nbsp;
NIA&nbsp;in a statement said that several hawala operators and drug peddlers were associated with Ibrahim and the NIA had registered (a case) in this regard in February.&nbsp;The FIR invokes the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA).
This is the same case in which&nbsp;Maharashtra minister Nawab Malik was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate&nbsp;based on the NIA&rsquo;s case.
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The NIA wants to obtain custody of the former Assistant Police Inspector for 12 days in the bomb scare case. 

NIA: Sachin Vaze drove vehicle seen escorting SUV outside Ambani home

According to the remand report of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) that was submitted in court, the investigating body said, it appears that former assistant police inspector Sachin Waze drove the white vehicle that escorted the SUV with explosives near the residence of Mukesh Ambani on February 25. The NIA wants to obtain custody of the former Assistant Police Inspector for 12 days in the bomb scare case. The NIA probe in the case has identified Sachin Waze as the person seen on CCTV footage wearing a large kurta and covering his face, a few hours after the Scorpio SUV was parked outside the Ambani residence that day. The Mumbai Police Monday suspended Assistant Police Inspector Sachin Waze following his arrest by the NIA in connection with the recovery of explosives from a car found outside industrialist Mukesh Ambani&rsquo;s home. Waze is also part of an inquiry by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) into the death of businessman Mansukh Hiren, who owned the Mahindra Scorpio car that was found outside Ambani&rsquo;s south Mumbai residence &lsquo;Antilia&rsquo;.

NIA: Sachin Waze drove vehicle seen escorting SUV outside Ambani home

NIA&nbsp;on bomb scare case:&nbsp;Sachin&nbsp;Vaze&nbsp;escorted SUV&nbsp;with explosives
NIA&nbsp;wants custody of Sachin&nbsp;Vaze&nbsp;for 12 days
Vaze&nbsp;in long kurta&nbsp;seen covering face&nbsp;outside Antilia&nbsp;
Vaze&nbsp;suspended&nbsp;from Mumbai Police force after arrest
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According to the remand report of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) that was submitted in court, the investigating body said, it appears that former assistant police inspector <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/sachin-vaze-1599158864498227" target="_blank" >Sachin&nbsp;Vaze</a> drove the white vehicle that escorted the SUV with explosives near the residence of Mukesh Ambani on February 25. 
The NIA wants to obtain custody of the former Assistant Police Inspector for 12 days in the bomb scare case. The NIA probe in the case has identified Sachin&nbsp;Vaze as the person seen on CCTV footage wearing a large kurta and covering his face, a few hours after the Scorpio SUV was parked outside the Ambani residence that day.
The Mumbai Police Monday suspended Assistant Police Inspector Sachin&nbsp;Vaze following his arrest by the NIA in connection with the Ambani&nbsp;bomb scare case.

The NIA has recovered a letter, dated February 27, written by Assistant Police Inspector Riyaz Qazi of CIU to procure the DVR of the Thane residential building where Vaz

Ambani bomb scare case: Sachin Vaze 'seized his housing society's CCTV footage'

The National Investigation Agency is probing why the Mumbai Crime Intelligence Unit (CIU) seized the digital video recorder (DVR) of residence of Sachin Vaze, the police officer arrested in the Mukesh Ambani bomb scare case. The NIA has recovered a letter, dated February 27, written by Assistant Police Inspector Riyaz Qazi of CIU to procure the DVR of the Thane residential building where Vaze lived. The letter mentioned that the CIU was investigating the case and it needed CCTV and DVR for further probe into the bomb scare case. The CIU team reportedly took two DVRs from the building. API Riyaz is also being questioned by the NIA.

New development in the Ambani bomb scare case
NIA: CIU&nbsp;seized CCTV&nbsp;footage from Sachin&nbsp;Vaze's&nbsp;residence
CIU team reportedly took 2 DVRs from the building
Sachin Vaze&nbsp;arrested in connection with Ambani&nbsp;bomb scare case
NIA&nbsp;recovered letter by CIU's&nbsp;Riyaz Qazi to procure DVR
The investigating agency is&nbsp;questioning CIU's&nbsp;API Riyaz&nbsp;
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The National Investigation Agency is probing why the Mumbai Crime Intelligence Unit (CIU) seized the digital video recorder (DVR) from the residence of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/sachin-vaze-1599158864498227" target="_blank" >Sachin Vaze</a>, the police officer arrested in the Mukesh Ambani bomb scare case.
The NIA has recovered a letter, dated February 27, written by Assistant Police Inspector Riyaz Qazi of CIU to procure the DVR of the Thane residential building where Vaze lived.
The letter mentioned that the CIU was investigating the case and it needed CCTV and DVR for further probe into the bomb scare case.
The CIU team reportedly took two DVRs from the building. API Riyaz is also being questioned by the NIA.

Mumbai police officer Sachin Waze, arrested in the probe into recovery of explosives from a car near industrialist Mukesh Ambani's residence

Mukesh Ambani Case: Sachin Vaze remanded to NIA custody till Mar 25

Mumbai police officer Sachin Waze, arrested in the probe into recovery of explosives from a car near industrialist Mukesh Ambani's residence, was on Sunday remanded to the National Investigation Agency custody till March 25. The NIA arrested Waze for his alleged involvement in placing the explosives-laden vehicle on Carmichael Road near billionaire Mukesh Ambani's residence Antilia on February 25. The case was handed over to the NIA after the mysterious death of Thane-based businessman Mansukh Hiran, who claimed that the vehicle had been stolen a week earlier. His body was found in a creek at Thane on March 5.&nbsp;Waze, who led the team that arrested journalist Arnab Goswami in November last year in a suicide abetment case, had joined Shiv Sena while he was under suspension. Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray recently said Waze was a member of Shiv Sena till 2008.

Antilia scare: Sachin Waze remanded to NIA custody till Mar 25

Mumbai police officer <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ambani-bomb-scare-case-nia-arrests-mumbai-cop-sachin-vaze-1615690805907" target="_blank" >Sachin&nbsp;Vaze</a>, arrested in the probe into recovery of explosives from a car near industrialist Mukesh Ambani's residence, was on Sunday remanded to the National Investigation Agency custody till March 25.
The NIA arrested Waze for his alleged involvement in placing the explosives-laden vehicle on Carmichael Road near billionaire Mukesh Ambani's residence Antilia on February 25.
The case was handed over to the NIA after the mysterious death of Thane-based businessman Mansukh Hiran, who claimed that the vehicle had been stolen a week earlier. His body was found in a creek at Thane on March 5.&nbsp;
Vaze, who led the team that arrested journalist Arnab Goswami in November last year in a suicide abetment case, had joined Shiv Sena while he was under suspension.
Chief Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/he-is-not-osama-bin-laden-uddhav-on-mumbai-cop-under-lens-1615435490955" target="_blank" >Uddhav Thackeray</a> recently said Vaze was a member of Shiv Sena till 2008.
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NIA on Saturday arrested Mumbai police officer Sachin Vaze in connection with the bomb scare at Mukesh Ambani’s Antilia residence on February 25.

Ambani bomb scare case: NIA arrests Mumbai cop Sachin Vaze

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Saturday arrested Mumbai police officer Sachin Vaze in connection with the bomb scare at Mukesh Ambani&rsquo;s Antilia residence on February 25.
Vaze, an assistant police inspector, was arrested around Saturday midnight. He had walked into the NIA office around 11 am on Saturday and was grilled by the NIA for 12 hours before being arrested.
He posted a message on social media alleging that his colleagues in the force were falsely implicating him.
Vaze was the lead investigator in the explosives case before it was transferred to the Anti-Terrorism Squad of the Mumbai Police, and later the NIA.
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Ambani bomb scare: Maharashtra cop Sachin Vaze arrested&nbsp;
NIA&nbsp;arrested Vaze&nbsp;after grilling him for 12 hours on Saturday&nbsp;
Vaze claimed colleagues falsely implicating him
Thane court rejects pre-arrest bail plea of Sachin Vaze
Vaze was lead investigator before case was transferred to ATS
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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Saturday arrested Mumbai police officer <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/sachin-waze-1599158864498738" target="_blank" >Sachin Vaze</a> in connection with the bomb scare at Mukesh Ambani&rsquo;s Antilia residence on February 25.
Vaze, an assistant police inspector, was arrested around Saturday midnight. He had walked into the NIA office around 11 am on Saturday and was grilled by the NIA for 12 hours before being arrested.
He posted a message on social media alleging that his colleagues in the force were falsely implicating him.
Vaze was the lead investigator in the explosives case before it was transferred to the Anti-Terrorism Squad of the Mumbai Police, and later the NIA.

NIA files charge-sheet against 8 in Bhima Koregaon case

After arresting 83-year-old Jesuit priest in connection with the Bhima-Koregaon case, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has now filed a charge-sheet against 8 people. The investigating agency has filed chargesheet against&nbsp;Anand Teltumbde, Gautam Navlakha, Hany Babu, Sagar Gorkhe, Ramesh Gaichor, Jyoti Jagtap, Stan Swamy &amp; Milind Teltumbde.
The case relates to an event of December 31, 2017 in Pune which was followed by violence and arson in Maharashtra that left one person dead. Investigators have alleged the activists at the Elgar Parishad meet had made inflammatory speeches and provocative statements, which it said triggered violence the next day.
NIA claims to have found enough documents and propaganda material linking the arrested 83-year-old human rights activist, Father Stan Swamy to the case.&nbsp;NIA officials also stated that Swamy received funds through an associate for furthering the agenda.&nbsp;

Bhima Koregaon case: charge-sheet against 8
Activist, Delhi professor among 8 named
NIA held&nbsp;83-year-old Father Stan Swamy
Activists made inflammatory speeches, NIA&nbsp;alleged

After arresting 83-year-old human rights activist, Father Stan Swamy in connection with the Bhima-Koregaon case, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has now filed a charge-sheet against 8 people. The investigating agency has filed chargesheet against&nbsp;Anand Teltumbde, Gautam Navlakha, Hany Babu, Sagar Gorkhe, Ramesh Gaichor, Jyoti Jagtap, Stan Swamy &amp; Milind Teltumbde.
The case relates to an event of December 31, 2017 in Pune which was followed by violence and arson in Maharashtra that left one person dead. Investigators have alleged the activists at the Elgar Parishad meet had made inflammatory speeches and provocative statements, which it said triggered violence the next day.
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Kerala gold smuggling: key accused Sapana hospitalised

Prime accused in the Kerala gold smuggling case, Swapna Suresh has been admitted to hospital after she complained of uneasiness and chest pain.

The prime accused in the Kerala gold smuggling case, Swapna Suresh has been admitted to a medical college hospital in Thrissur after she complained of uneasiness and chest pain.&nbsp;Suresh, who is currently lodged at the Viyur jail was shifted to hospital after consulting with the prison doctors.&nbsp;Swapna, who is a former employee of the UAE consulate in the state capital, is among the four accused booked by the NIA&nbsp;in the smuggling of 30 kg of gold through diplomatic baggage which arrived at the Thiruvanathapuram International airport on July 5.
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PTI,&nbsp;Thrissur:&nbsp;The prime accused in the Kerala gold smuggling case, Swapna Suresh has been admitted to a medical college hospital here after she complained of uneasiness and chest pain.
Suresh, who is currently lodged at the Viyur jail near here was shifted to the Thrissur Medical College hospital on Monday evening, prison authorities said.
"She complained of uneasiness.. after consulting with the prison doctors, we shifted her to the medical college hospital here.
Adequatepolice protection has been provided to her," a senior prison official told PTI on Tuesday.
Swapna, who is a former employee of the UAE consulate in the state capital, is among the four accused booked by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in the smuggling of 30 kg of gold through diplomatic baggage which arrived at the Thiruvanathapuram International airport on July 5.
The gold valued at around Rs 15 crore was seized by the Customs (Preventive) Commissionerate, Kochi.

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