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In exercise of the powers conferred by the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, the JKGF has been designated as a terror group, the notification stated.

Centre bans Jammu and Kashmir Ghaznavi Force for terror acts

In the exercise of the powers conferred by the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, the JKGF has been designated as a terror group, the notification stated.

The Centre on Friday banned the Jammu and Kashmir Ghaznavi Force (JKGF), which has been formed with cadres from terrorist organisations such as the Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed.
According to a notification issued by the Union Home Ministry, the JKGF has been involved in infiltration bids, narcotics and weapon smuggling, carrying out terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir, and regularly issuing threats to security forces.
The outfit has also been using various social media platforms to incite the people of Jammu and Kashmir to join terrorist outfits against India.
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In exercise of the powers conferred by the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, the JKGF has been designated as a terror group, the notification stated.

They said the weapons and the contraband substance were meant for a militant outfit in the Valley.

Terror and narcotics module busted in J&K's Kupwara: police

Jammu and Kashmir police claim they have busted a drugs and terror module after arresting a man with a huge quantity of arms, ammunition and narcotics in his possession in Kupwara district. 

They said the weapons and the contraband substance were meant for a militant outfit in the Valley.

A man was arrested and a huge quantity of arms, ammunition and narcotics were recovered from his possession in Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir, police said on Sunday.
They said the weapons and the contraband substance were meant for a militant outfit in the Valley.
Based on a specific information that a huge consignment of arms, ammunition and narcotics has been smuggled in by two persons in the Chatkadi area of Karnah, Kupwara, a search operation was carried out by security forces there, a police official said.
During the operation, a man, identified as Umar Aziz, a resident of Chatkadi, was apprehended, he said.
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On his sustained questioning, he confessed that, he along with his associate, received a consignment of arms, ammunition and narcotics, the official said.
Subsequently, a detailed search was carried out and a huge consignment of narcotics and arms and ammunition was recovered from Garangnard Chatkadi, he added, terming a major success on anti-terror activities.
The official said the recoveries include five pistols, 10 pistol magazines, 77 pistol rounds, a pistol cleaning rod, a pistol user manual guide, four hand grenades and 10 packets of heroin-like substance weighing 9.450 kg.
A case has been registered and investigation taken up, he said.
As per inputs, the consignment was meant for the The Resistance Front -- an offshoot of proscribed terrorist organisation Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), the official said.&nbsp;

Yet another conspiracy to ruin India's 76th Independence Day was foiled, this time by Punjab and Delhi police forces.
Punjab Police on 14 August said that a terror module backed by Pakistan's spy agency ISI was busted, and 4 persons were arrested. The alleged terrorists are associated with Canada-based gangster Arsh Dalla and Australia-based Gurjant Dalla, as per police.
Three P-86 hand-grenades, one Improvised Explosive Device or IED, and two 9mm pistols along with 40 live cartridges were seized from the accused. The alleged terrorists have been accused of planning a strike before Independence Day to disturb peace and harmony in the country.
The operation to bust the module was carried out jointly by the Punjab Police and the Delhi Police.

Independence Day 2022: ISI's terror module linked to Canada, Australia-based gangsters busted, say police

Yet another conspiracy to ruin India's 76th Independence Day was foiled, this time by Punjab and Delhi police forces.

Yet another conspiracy to ruin India's 76th Independence Day was foiled, this time by Punjab and Delhi police forces.
Punjab Police on 14 August said that a terror module backed by Pakistan's spy agency ISI was busted, and 4 persons were arrested. The alleged terrorists are associated with Canada-based gangster Arsh Dalla and Australia-based Gurjant Dalla, as per police.
Three P-86 hand-grenades, one Improvised Explosive Device or IED, and two 9mm pistols along with 40 live cartridges were seized from the accused. The alleged terrorists have been accused of planning a strike before Independence Day to disturb peace and harmony in the country.
The operation to bust the module was carried out jointly by the Punjab Police and the Delhi Police.
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The Delhi Police Special Cell has arrested six men, including two alleged terrorists trained by Pakistan&rsquo;s Inter-Services Intelligence.The officials of the Delhi Police Special Cell claimed that ISI was working with Dawood Ibrahim&rsquo;s associates to plan attacks during the festival season in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra.
The police said&nbsp;Dawood Ibrahim's&nbsp;brother&nbsp;Aneesh Ibrahim, had been hired by the ISI to ensure delivery of IEDs, sophisticated weapons and grenades to different places in India.The police team launched an operation spanning three states - Delhi, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh - after being alerted about the terror module by various agencies.
The police said during&nbsp;the interrogation it was found two of the arrested terrorists had travelled to Muscat from where they were ferried to Pakistan on a boat.&nbsp;

Delhi Police: terrorists trained by Pakistan’s ISI planned festival attacks, 6 held in raids

The Delhi Police Special Cell says it has arrested six men, including two alleged terrorists trained by Pakistan&rsquo;s Inter-Services Intelligence, who were tasked to carry out festival blasts

//Delhi Police thwarts&nbsp;ISI&nbsp;plans to carry out attack Delhi, UP &amp; Maharashtra //Special Cell arrests&nbsp;6 men, including two trained by Pakistan's&nbsp;ISI //Special Cell claims ISI&nbsp;working with&nbsp;Dawood Ibrahim&rsquo;s associates&nbsp; //Police team launched operations after alert about the terror module //Interrogation found two arrested travelled to Muscat, ferried to Pakistan&nbsp;

The police said&nbsp;Dawood Ibrahim's&nbsp;brother&nbsp;Aneesh Ibrahim, had been hired by the ISI to ensure delivery of IEDs, sophisticated weapons and grenades to different places in India.

The Delhi Police Special Cell has arrested six men, including two alleged terrorists trained by Pakistan&rsquo;s Inter-Services Intelligence. The officials of the Delhi Police Special Cell claimed that ISI was working with Dawood Ibrahim&rsquo;s associates to plan attacks during the festival season in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra.
The police said&nbsp;Dawood Ibrahim's&nbsp;brother&nbsp;Aneesh Ibrahim, had been hired by the ISI to ensure delivery of IEDs, sophisticated weapons and grenades to different places in India. The police team launched an operation spanning three states - Delhi, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh - after being alerted about the terror module by various agencies.
The police said during&nbsp;the interrogation it was found two of the arrested terrorists had travelled to Muscat from where they were ferried to Pakistan on a boat.&nbsp;

The Punjab Police on Monday claimed to have busted a terror plot with the recovery of ammunition, including Explosive Devices and hand grenades, from a village near the international border.
Police said that explosives were fitted in tiffin boxes and terrorists were planning to strike around the Independence Day.
The Police added that explosives and grenades were delivered through drones from across the border.
Punjab Police chief Dinkar Gupta said the cops in the state are working with central agencies on the case. He added that these are highly sophisticated and remote controlled devices, activated through batteries.
The IEDs were found in Daleke village on Sunday. The police, however, did not name any terror group or their potential targets.

Punjab: Explosives found, police say major I-Day terror plot busted 

The Punjab Police on Monday claimed to have busted a terror plot with the recovery of ammunition, including Explosive Devices and hand grenades, from a village near the international border.

The Punjab Police on Monday claimed to have busted a terror plot with the recovery of ammunition, including Explosive Devices and hand grenades, from a village near the international border.
Police said that explosives were fitted in tiffin boxes and terrorists were planning to strike around the Independence Day.
The Police added that explosives and grenades were delivered through drones from across the border.
Punjab Police chief Dinkar Gupta said the cops in the state are working with central agencies on the case. He added that these are highly sophisticated and remote controlled devices, activated through batteries.
The IEDs were found in Daleke village on Sunday. The police, however, did not name any terror group or their potential targets.

The Punjab Police on Monday claimed to have busted a terror plot with the recovery of ammunition, including Explosive Devices and hand grenades, from a village near the international border.
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The Punjab Police on Monday claimed to have busted a terror plot with the recovery of ammunition, including Explosive Devices and hand grenades, from a village near the international border.
Police said that explosives were fitted in tiffin boxes and terrorists were planning to strike around the Independence Day.
The Police added that explosives and grenades were delivered through drones from across the border.
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Punjab Police chief Dinkar Gupta said the cops in the state are working with central agencies on the case. He added that these are highly sophisticated and remote controlled devices, activated through batteries.
The IEDs were found in Daleke village on Sunday. The police, however, did not name any terror group or their potential targets.

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