terrorism in India
20-Year-Old CA Student Arrested in Bhopal for ISIS Links: From Academic Aspirations to Online Radicalization
Oct 24, 2025 05:02 pm CST
A 20-year-old chartered accountancy student from a middle-class Bhopal family was arrested for connections to ISIS-inspired terror networks. Despite his ordinary background, authorities discovered he was being systematically radicalized through encrypted social media groups, marking the second ISIS-related arrest in Madhya Pradesh within a month. This case highlights the growing concern of online radicalization targeting educated youth in India.
Masood Azhar Forms First-Ever JeM Women's Brigade Following Operation Sindoor Losses
Oct 09, 2025 04:32 pm CST
Jaish-e-Mohammed, led by UN-designated terrorist Masood Azhar, has created its first women's wing called "Jamaat-ul-Mominaat" following significant losses during Operation Sindoor. Led by Azhar's sister Sadiya Azhar, this new brigade marks a strategic shift for the terrorist organization that traditionally excluded women from combat roles. Intelligence sources indicate the group plans to extend operations into India through online networks, potentially utilizing female suicide bombers in future terrorist attacks.
RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat: Pahalgam Attack Revealed India's True International Allies at Vijaya Dashami Rally
Oct 02, 2025 01:19 pm CST
RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat addressed India's foreign relations during the annual Vijaya Dashami rally, stating that responses to the Pahalgam terror attack revealed which nations are truly India's friends. He emphasized national security vigilance, discussed Operation Sindoor's aftermath, expressed concerns about political unrest in neighboring countries, and advocated for self-reliance in response to US tariffs as the organization marked its centenary.
Four Suspects Arrested in Uttar Pradesh for Plotting to Form 'Mujahideen Army' and Overthrow Indian Government
Sep 30, 2025 12:50 am CST
The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad has arrested four individuals allegedly conspiring to form a "Mujahideen Army" aimed at overthrowing the Indian government through violent means. The suspects reportedly planned to establish Sharia law, were influenced by Pakistani radical organizations, and were collecting funds to acquire weapons for targeted killings of non-Muslim religious leaders. Authorities recovered multiple electronic devices and identification documents during the arrests.