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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.

The detained suspects have been identified as bomber Mussavir Hussain Shazib and his accomplice Abdul Matheen Ahmed Taahaa.

NIA arrests two suspects, including mastermind, of Bengaluru Rameshwaram Cafe blast

The detained suspects have been identified as bomber Mussavir Hussain Shazib and his accomplice Abdul Matheen Ahmed Taahaa.

The National Investigation Agency has detained two main suspects in the Bengaluru Rameshwaram cafe blast case. According to reports, the suspects were picked from West Bengal.
The detained suspects have been identified as bomber Mussavir Hussain Shazib and his accomplice Abdul Matheen Ahmed Taahaa. NIA said they were traced to their hideout near Kolkata and apprehended.
NIA had announced a cash reward of Rs 10 lakh for information on them.&nbsp;
Shazib was the one who placed the Improvised Explosive Device (IED) at the cafe and Taahaa was the mastermind behind the planning and execution of the blast, the officials said.
"In the morning hours of April 12, 2024, NIA was successful in tracing the absconding accused near Kolkata where they were hiding under false identities," an official said.
This pursuit was supported by coordinated action and cooperation among the NIA, central intelligence agencies and the state police agencies of West Bengal, Telangana, Karnataka and Kerala, the official added.
The NIA had last month announced a reward of Rs 10 lakh each for information leading to the arrest of these two accused.
An IED explosion rocked the cafe located on ITPL Road, Brookefield, Bengaluru, on March 1.
The NIA took over the probe on March 3.
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Though senior officials dubbed it a routine visit, it is reported that the TMC's allegations prompted the NIA headquarters to issue the summons.

NIA summons Kolkata officer amidst TMC's 'secret meeting' with BJP leader allegation 

NIA summons Kolkata officer amidst TMC's 'secret meeting' with BJP leader allegation: report 

Though senior officials dubbed it a routine visit, it is reported that the TMC's allegations prompted the NIA headquarters to issue the summons.

National Investigation Agency's Kolkata officer Dhan Ram Singh was reportedly summoned to Delhi amidst allegations from the Trinamool Congress (TMC) that he held a secret meeting with BJP leader Jitendra Tiwari, days before TMC workers were arrested in connection with a 2022 blast case.
Though senior officials dubbed it a routine visit, News 18 outlet, quoting sources reported, that the TMC's allegations prompted the NIA headquarters to issue summons.
Meanwhile, it has been reported that a DIG-rank officer has been sent by the NIA from Patna to West Bengal to supervise cases.
The whole row erupted after a team of the NIA was allegedly attacked by a mob on Saturday when it went to arrest two main suspects in a 2022 Bhupatinagar blast case in Purba Medinipur district.
It later sparked a political slugfest with West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee accusing the investigators of assaulting the villagers.
On Sunday, TMC held a press conference in which its spokesperson Kunal Ghosh claimed that days Tiwari met the NIA SP for 52 minutes on March 26, and two TMC workers were arrested from Bhupatinagar on April 6 in connection with a 2022 blast case.
Tiwari, however, rejected the charge and demanded an apology from the TMC.
&ldquo;If it is proved that we held any such meeting, then I will leave politics. Feeling the pressure, the TMC is trying to brand the NIA raid as a political conspiracy. According to the laws of our country, they (TMC) should prove the allegations against me. Apologise if you can&rsquo;t prove it, or I will file a defamation case within seven days,&rdquo; he said.
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The incident comes three months after another NIA team was attacked by locals in Sandeshkhali.

NIA team attacked in West Bengal again, officer injured

The incident comes three months after another NIA team was attacked by locals in Sandeshkhali.

A vehicle carrying NIA officials was on Saturday attacked by villagers in Bhupatinagar area of West Bengal&rsquo;s Purba Medinipur district, where they had gone to investigative a 2022 bomb blast case, police said.
A team of NIA officials earlier this morning arrested two persons in connection with the case and were on their way back to Kolkata, when the vehicle came under attack, they said.
"Locals gheraoed the vehicle and pelted stones at it. The NIA has said one of its officers was also injured," a senior police official said.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has also lodged a police complaint in this regard, he said.
Officials of the federal probe agency were unavailable for comments on the incident.
A huge contingent of central police force has reached Bhupatinagar, where the NIA team is present along with the two arrested persons, police said.
Three persons were killed when an explosion ripped apart a kutcha house in Bhupatinagar on December 3, 2022. The investigation was later handed over to the NIA.
Saturday&rsquo;s incident also brought back memories of January 5, when ED officials were attacked in Sandeshkhali area in North 24 Parganas during a raid in connection with a ration scam.
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The NIA has been carrying out extensive investigations to foil the terrorist outfit’s plans to spread terror and violence in India, as per ANI

13 held as anti-terror raids underway in Maharashtra, Karnataka: reports

Anti-terror raids in Maharashtra, Karnataka:reports NIA raids in ISIS terror module case: reports 40 locations in two states currently being raided: reports

The NIA has been carrying out extensive investigations to foil the terrorist outfit&rsquo;s plans to spread terror and violence in India, as per ANI

The NIA is conducting raids over 40 locations in Karnataka and Maharashtra in an ISIS terror conspiracy case, ANI reported.
Of the total 44 locations being raided by the NIA since this morning, the agency sleuths have searched 1 place in Karnataka, 2 in Pune, 31 in Thane Rural, 9 in Thane city and 1 in Bhayandar, the media agency said.

NIA books Khalistani separatist Pannun for threatening Air India passengers

Pannun, the self-proclaimed general counsel of "unlawful association" SFJ, released the video messages on social media platforms on November 4.

The NIA has registered a case against designated terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun and his banned organisation Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) for issuing video messages threatening people flying Air India, a spokesperson of the agency said on Monday.
The case has been filed under the Indian Penal Code and the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, the official said.
Pannun, the self-proclaimed general counsel of "unlawful association" SFJ, released the video messages on social media platforms on November 4.
In these, he asked Sikhs not to fly on Air India planes on and after November 19, claiming that there was a threat to their lives if they flew on the airline's aircraft. The listed terrorist also threatened that Air India would not be allowed to operate globally.
Following this, a high alert was issued and investigations started by security forces in Canada, India and certain other countries where Air India flies.
In his video messages, Pannun also issued a warning to the Indian government that the Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) in Delhi, one of the world's busiest airports, would remain closed on November 19.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) spokesperson said Pannun has been under the NIA's lens since 2019 when the anti-terror agency registered its first case against him.
In September, the NIA had confiscated his share of a house and land in Amritsar in Punjab and Chandigarh, the spokesperson said, adding that non-bailable arrest warrants were issued against Pannun by a NIA Special Court on February 3, 2021.
He was also declared a 'Proclaimed Offender' on November 29 last year, the official said.
As part of his concerted plan to promote terror acts to revive terrorism in India, the official said, Pannun has been creating a false narrative around issues prevailing in Punjab, particularly with regard to Sikhism and by promoting enmity between Sikhs in the country and other communities.
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"The latest threat is in line with the same narrative, which Pannun has actively promoted in the past by threatening and attempting to disrupt essential transportation network systems, including the railways, as well as thermal power plants in India," the spokesperson said.
On July 10, 2019, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs had banned the SFJ as an "unlawful association" under UAPA for its activities. On July 1 in the next year, Pannun was listed as an "individual terrorist" by the ministry.&nbsp;

NIA carried out raids against PFI across several locations in Delhi, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu.

NIA conducts raids against PFI in multiple states

NIA carried out raids against PFI across several locations in Delhi, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is conducting raids at the premises of the banned organization Popular Front of India (PFI) in Delhi, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and other states.
According to official sources, the raids are underway at several places in Maharashtra since Wednesday early morning.
A team of NIA officials has reached Abdul Wahid Sheikh's residence at Mumbai's Vikhroli area. Sheikh is the acquitted accused of the 7/11 Mumbai train blasts.
The NIA is also conducting raids in multiple areas at Madurai in the PFI case.
In addition to this, the NIA along with the local police started conducting raid at Old Delhi's Ballimaran which falls under the Hauz Qazi police station area. The NIA reached the area early on Wednesday morning.
Earlier in September, the Enforcement Directorate conducted raids in the houses of former PFI workers in four districts of Kerala- Thrissur, Ernakulam, Malappuram and Wayanad.
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NIA on September 27 morning, carried out a massive raid across north India on the terrorists-gangsters drug smugglers' nexus. 

NIA crackdown across north India, several detained; arms and ammunition seized 

NIA on September 27 morning, carried out a massive raid across north India on the terrorists-gangsters drug smugglers' nexus.&nbsp;

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Wednesday detained several suspects during a massive multi-state crackdown at 53 locations on the terrorists-gangsters-drug smugglers' nexus, connected with &lsquo;listed terrorist&rsquo; Arsh Dalla and many dreaded gangsters.
Besides Arsh Dalla, others under the NIA scanner in these raids were notorious gangsters Lawrence Bishnoi, Sukha Duneke, Harry Maur, Narender alias Lali, Kala Jatheri, and Deepak Tinu.
Pistols, ammunition, large numbers of digital devices and incriminating material, were seized during the raids that spanned the six states of Punjab, Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttarakhand and the Union Territory of Chandigarh.
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These fugitive terrorists are alleged to have been orchestrating anti-India propaganda campaigns from their overseas bases, the report added.&nbsp;

NIA prepares to take action against 19 fugitive Khalistani terrorists based in other nations

These fugitive terrorists are alleged to have been orchestrating anti-India propaganda campaigns from their overseas bases, the report added.&nbsp;

In the aftermath of a significant crackdown on Gurpatwant Singh Pannu, a known Khalistani terrorist and the leader of the banned separatist group Sikhs for Justice, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) is now planning to tighten noose around other K-extremists based in various countries across globe.
NDTV, citing sources said, the probe agency has compiled a list of 19 fugitive Khalistani terrorists residing in the UK, US, Canada, Dubai, Pakistan, and others.&nbsp;
As per the news outlet, the sources have indicated that the assets of fugitive Khalistani terrorists are also poised for confiscation as part of the ongoing efforts.&nbsp;
This action is set to be executed under the stringent anti-terrorism law, the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA).
These fugitive terrorists are alleged to have been orchestrating anti-India propaganda campaigns from their overseas bases, the report added.&nbsp;
&nbsp;

While two of the notices carry photographs of two accused each, the third notice shows pictures of the other six accused allegedly involved in the case, read the agency statement.

NIA shares photos of wanted accused involved in attack on Indian consulate in USA

NIA shares photos wanted accused involved in attack on Indian consulate in USA

While two of the notices carry photographs of two accused each, the third notice shows pictures of the other six accused allegedly involved in the case, read the agency statement.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has released the pictures of 10 wanted accused in the March 2023 case of attack and vandalism at the Indian Consulate in San Francisco, USA, and has sought information about them from the general public, the agency said in a statement.
The agency has issued three separate &ldquo;Request for Identification &amp; Information&rdquo; notices against the wanted accused, "seeking any information of importance that could lead to their arrest or apprehension".
While two of the notices carry photographs of two accused each, the third notice shows pictures of the other six accused allegedly involved in the case, read the agency statement.
The NIA has also released telephone numbers and email IDs for sharing of any information on these 10 accused and promised not to reveal the identity of anyone sharing information on the accused, it said.
The attack on the Indian Consulate in San Francisco had taken place in the intervening night of March 18 and 19, 2023 when some pro-khaliatani entities trespassed into the consulate and tried to burn down the Consulate, the NIA statement added.

A Look Out Circular may be issued against the 15 people identified by the NIA

Attack on Indian mission in London: NIA identifies 15 people

A Look Out Circular may be issued against the 15 people identified by the NIA

The National Investigation Agency has identified 15 people who were allegedly involved in the Khalistan attack on the Indian High Commission in London on March 19.
The agency now plans to send their details to the immigration department to issue a Look Out Circular against them, the Indian Express reported.&nbsp;
The NIA had issued photos of 45 people who were allegedly involved in the attack and according to the Indian Express they identified 15 of them with the help of other agencies and by crowdsourcing information.&nbsp;

The accused were produced before the NIA Special Court in Jammu on Friday and were sent to 12 days of NIA custody.

J&K: NIA arrests two for harbouring terrorists involved in civilian killing in Rajouri

The accused were produced before the NIA Special Court in Jammu on Friday and were sent to 12 days of NIA custody.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested two persons for harbouring the terrorists who had killed five civilians in Dhangri village of Jammu and Kashmir's Rajouri district in January this year, the agency said on Saturday.
Nisar Ahmed alias Haji Nisar and Mushtaq Hussain were arrested on Thursday following the revelation of NIA investigations that "both the arrested accused persons were involved in harbouring the terrorists who had carried out the shocking killings of the civilians in Dhangri village in Rajouri district on January 1".
As per NIA, the two accused had provided "logistics support to the terrorists for more than two months and had sheltered them in a hideout, which was constructed by the arrested accused persons on the directions of Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Tayyiba (LeT) handlers namely Saifullah alias Sajid Jutt, Abu Qatal alias Qatal Sindhi and Mohd Qasim."
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The accused were produced before the NIA Special Court in Jammu on Friday and were sent to 12 days of NIA custody. Both the accused were currently lodged in Central Jail in Kot Bhalwal in Jammu in another case registered at Gursai Police Station in Poonch district's Mendhar area.

Latram shot to limelight in 1989 for his role in the kidnapping of Rubaiya Sayeed, daughter of then Union Home Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed.

NIA attaches Kandahar plane hijacking accomplice Mushtaq Latram's house in Srinagar

Latram was shot into the limelight in 1989 for his role in the kidnapping of Rubaiya Sayeed, daughter of then Union Home Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed.

In a crackdown on terrorist operations from Pakistan, the National Investigation Agency has attached the house of fugitive terrorist Mushtaq Zargar 'Latram' in Srinagar.
Mushtaq, who is now believed to be operating from Pakistan, was released along with Jaish chief Masood Azhar in exchange of hostages of the hijacked Indian Airlines plane in Afghanistan's Kandahar in 1999.
Latram was shot into the limelight in 1989 for his role in the kidnapping of Rubaiya Sayeed, daughter of then Union Home Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed.
Latram was been designated as a terrorist under the UAPA in April last year, a move which enabled the security agencies to attach his property.
(with PTI inputs)

NIA raids: top Khalistani terrorist's aide, gang members arrested

The arrests came after the NIA carried out raids at 76 locations in eight states on Tuesday to bust the nexus

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested six people, including a close aide of a designated terrorist, in connection with its cases related to unholy nexus between criminal gangs, terror groups and drug mafia, an official spokesperson said on Thursday.
The arrests came after the NIA carried out raids at 76 locations in eight states on Tuesday to bust the nexus.
Those arrested include Lucky Khokhar alias Denis, a close associate of Canada-based 'designated terrorist' Arshdeep Singh alias Arsh Dala.
Others arrested in the raids, which were carried out in Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi-NCR, Maharashtra, and Madhya Pradesh, included associates of gangsters Lawrence Bishnoi, Jaggu Bhagwanpuria and Goldy Brar.
Khokhar, a resident of Bathinda, Punjab, was nabbed from Sri Ganganagar in Rajasthan on Tuesday. He was in direct and frequent contact with Arsh Dala and had carried out recruitment for him, besides receiving funds for terror-related activities, the NIA said.
He had also provided arms and ammunition to Arsh Dala's associates in Punjab that were also used for carrying out a murder recently in Jagraon on the directions of the Canada-based terrorist.
The NIA had registered a suo moto case on August 20 last year against seven people, including Harwinder Singh alias Rinda, Lakhbir Singh Sandhu alias Landa, and Arsh Dala. One person, Deepak Ranga, was earlier arrested in the case by the NIA.
According to an NIA spokesperson, Khokhar was working for Dala, who has been involved in smuggling arms, ammunition, explosives, IEDs across international and inter-state borders in India for several banned terror outfits, including the Khalistan Liberation Force, Babbar Khalsa International and International Sikh Youth Federation.
Besides Khokhar, the NIA also arrested Lakhvir Singh, Harpreet, Dalip Bishnoi, Surinder alias Chiku Chaudhary, and Hari Om alias Titu, the spokesperson said.
While Hari Om alias Titu was arrested on Tuesday, Lakhvir Singh, was nabbed a day later in connection with a case registered against them and their associates in August last year for allegedly attempting to motivate and recruit youth for terror activities through using social media.
They were also using social media to "publicise" their crimes in a bid to create fear among the general public, the NIA said.
Nine weapons were seized from Lakhvir Singh's possession, who is termed a notorious criminal and associate of Chhotu Ram Bhaat, earlier arrested in the case.
The NIA has so far arrested nine accused, including Kaushal Choudhary, Amit Dagar, Sukhpreet Singh, Bhupi Rana, Neeraj Bawana, Naveen Bali and Sunil Balyan, in this case.
According to the spokesperson, Surender Chaudhrary and Dalip Bishnoi are known associates of gangsters Lawrence Bishnoi and Jaggu Bhagwanpuria and Canada-based criminal Goldy Brar.
They were arrested for raising funds, recruiting youth and carrying out terrorist acts on behalf of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.
This case was also registered by the NIA in August last year and 10 accused, including Lawrence Bishnoi, Jaggu Bhagwanpuria, Kala Jatheri, Kala Rana, Joginder Singh, Rajesh Kumar, Raju Basoudi, Anil Chippi, Naresh Yadav, and Shahbaz Ansari have been arrested, the spokesperson said.
Surinder Chaudhry, who was arrested on Tuesday, faces several cases under the NDPS Act, for attempt to murder and extortion.
He has been involved in illegal liquor contracts, smuggling and extortion from liquor and mining contractors in Haryana and has been one of the main financers of terror-gangster syndicates.
Dalip Bishnoi, who was arrested on Wednesday, is a "habitual criminal" having 13 cases against him. He has been one of the main financers of this terror gang and was providing logistics support to the gangs in Punjab and Rajasthan, the spokesperson said.
The NIA investigations have so far shown that many criminals, who were leading gangsters in India, had fled to countries like Pakistan, Canada, Malaysia, Philippines and Australia and were planning their terror and criminal acts from there, in association with criminals lodged in jails in different states.
These groups were carrying out targeted killings and raising funds for their nefarious activities through smuggling of drugs and weapons, hawala and extortions.
Further investigations are on to dismantle such terror networks and their funding and support infrastructure, the spokesperson said.
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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) searched dozens of places in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Karnataka.

Raids at 40 locations by India's premier terror probe agency NIA in Coimbatore, Mangaluru blast cases

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) searched dozens of places in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Karnataka.

India's premier terror probe agency conducted raids at around 40 locations on 15 February 2023.
The searches were conducted in relation to the blasts that took place in Coimbatore and Mangaluru in 2022. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) searched dozens of places in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Karnataka.
Raids were conducted in Coimbatore, Mayiladuthurai, and Tiruchirappalli, among others.
In Coimbatore last year, terror suspect Jameesha Mubeen had died in a blast outside Kottai Eswaran temple. In Mangaluru, an explosion in an autorickshaw injured two persons - the driver, and passenger Mohammad Shariq, who is the prime accused.
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NIA detains three suspected PFI members in Bihar

They were picked up from the Chakia sub-division in the morning.

Three suspected members of the banned Popular Front of India outfit were detained by a joint team of the National Investigation Agency and Bihar Police in East Champaran district on Saturday in connection with a threat to attack Ram Temple in Ayodhya, according to India Today.
They were picked up from the Chakia sub-division in the morning.
&ldquo;Three suspected members of the PFI were picked up by the NIA with the active help of Bihar Police. They were detained for joint interrogation by the state police and the central agencies. More detentions cannot be ruled out,&rdquo; Additional Director General of Police (Headquarters), J S Gangwar, told reporters in Patna.
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Citing sources, the report said, the federal agency's crackdown was triggered after a video went viral on social media where a person named Usman threatened to bring down the Ram temple and build Babri Masjid in the same place.
With Inputs from ANI

The email address from which the threat was sent had the letters "CIA" in it. CIA is the spy agency of the United States of America.

Terror alert in Mumbai after threat of 'Taliban attack' in email sent to anti-terror probe agency NIA

The email address from which the threat was sent had the letters "CIA" in it. CIA is the spy agency of the United States of America.

An alert was sounded in India's financial capital Mumbai after the National Investigation Agency (NIA) received an email threatening a terrorist attack in the city.
Police on 3 February 2023 said that the email was received a day earlier. The threatening communication said that a person linked to the Taliban would carry out an "attack" in Mumbai.
The email address from which the threat was sent had the letters "CIA" in it. CIA is the spy agency of the United States of America.
Mumbai police and Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) were put on alert after the email was received. An investigation has also been launched into the origins of the email.
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A similar mail was sent to the federal agency last month as well. The police conducted a probe and did not find any substance in it, he said. The police suspect this might be a mischief, as such mails were sent to the probe agency earlier as well, the official added.
(With PTI inputs)

NIA arrests main shooter behind a grenade attack on Punjab Police intelligence HQ 

NIA arrests main shooter behind grenade attack on Punjab Police intelligence HQ 

NIA arrests main shooter behind a grenade attack on Punjab Police intelligence HQ 

Apart from his involvement in the Rocket-Propelled Grenade attack, Deepal Ranga has been involved in a number of other violent terrorist and criminal offences, including violent killings.

National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested Deepak Ranga, the main shooter in the Rocket-Propelled Grenade attack on Punjab Police Intelligence Headquarters in Mohali in May 2022, the investigation agency said on Wednesday.
Deepak Ranga is a close associate of Canada-based gangster-turned-terrorist Lakhbir Singh Sandhu alias Landa and Pakistan-based gangster-turned-terrorist Harvinder Singh Sandhu alias Rinda.
Apart from his involvement in the Rocket-Propelled Grenade attack, Deepal Ranga has been involved in a number of other violent terrorist and criminal offences, including violent killings.

NIA files chargesheet in Nettaru killing, reveals the banned outfit formed 'Killer Squads' to assassinate

NIA files chargesheet in Nettaru killing, reveals PFI formed 'Killer Squads' to carry out murders

NIA files chargesheet in Nettaru killing, reveals PFI formed 'Killer Squads' to carry out the assassination

NIA files chargesheet in Nettaru killing, reveals PFI formed 'Killer Squads' to carry out assassination

The NIA made startling revelations in a charge sheet filed in connection with Praveen Nettaru killing before a special court in Bengaluru.

As part of its agenda to create terror, communal hatred and unrest in society and to further its agenda of establishing Islamic rule in India by 2047, the banned outfit Popular Front of India (PFI) formed secret teams called 'Service Teams' or 'Killer Squads' to carry out killings of its 'perceived enemies' and targets.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) made these revelations in a charge sheet filed on Friday before a special court in Bengaluru pertaining to the killing of BJP's Yuva Morcha district committee member Praveen Nettaru on July 26 last year in Bellare village of Sullia Taluk in Karnataka's Dakshina Kannada district. Nettaru was killed in full public view with lethal weapons to create terror among the people at large and especially among members of a particular community.
The charge sheet, which was filed against 20 PFI members, further mentions that "these 'Service Team' members were given arms as well attack training and surveillance techniques training in order to identify, list out and to mount surveillance on individuals and leaders belonging to certain communities and groups". "These 'Service Team' members were further trained to assault and kill identified targets on the instructions of senior PFI leaders," said the NIA in the charge sheet.
In furtherance of conspiracy meetings by PFI members and leaders held at Bengaluru city, Sullia Town and Bellare village, said the charge sheet, adding "the head of district Service Team Mustafa Paichar was instructed to recce, identify and target a prominent member of a particular community".
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NIA had received information that Dawood Ibrahim is forming a special team, which can attack big leaders and businessmen in the country.&nbsp;

Alishah Parkar, son of Haseena Parkar, and Dawood Ibrahim's nephew, has made sensational claims before the National Investigation Agency stating that the fugitive underworld gangster has remarried a Pakistani Pathan woman while still being married to his first wife Maizabin. Alishah laid down the family tree of Dawood Ibrahim and said that the gangster's first wife gets in touch with people through WhatsApp calls.
In a chargesheet filed by the NIA in the terror funding case, the agency has said that Alishah detailed the family tree of Dawood in his statement in which he claimed that the gangster has relocated himself to another location in Pakistan's Karachi. The NIA had registered a case against Dawood Ibrahim and his close aides in the terror funding case and had also arrested some people.
NIA had received information that Dawood Ibrahim is forming a special team, which can attack big leaders and businessmen in the country. They can spread violence in big cities. During the investigation of this case, the NIA recorded the statement of Alishah Parkar, son of Dawood Ibrahim's sister Haseena Parkar.
According to Alishah's statement, Dawood has four brothers (5 including himself) and four sisters. "Dawood Ibrahim has remarried. His second wife is a Pakistani Pathan," Alishah told NIA during the probe.

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