The accused, identifed as Rashid Zafar, was arrested in 2018 on the allegations of being member of an ISIS-inspired group who were planning suicide attacks and serial blasts, targeting politicians as also government installations in Delhi and other parts of north India.
The case pertains to the terrorist activities of a group led by one Mohammed Ameen of Kerala. Three accused, identified as, Ameen and his associates Mushab Anuvar and Dr Rahees Rashid have been arrested after preliminary examination.
Muhammad Omer Bin Khalid, who is studying at Karachi's reputed NED University of Engineering and Technology, was arrested while trying to leave Karachi via a train, according to the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) of Sindh Police.
India has said the presence of terrorist elements like ISIS and Al Qaeda in parts of Yemen and their continued attacks on civilian population needs to be addressed, stressing that the international community must unite to fight the “dark forces of terror” globally and hold those who support and shelter such terror groups accountable.
The global terrorist group Islamic State, popularly known as ISIS, on Tuesday, claimed the responsibility for the shooting in the Austrian city of Vienna that killed at least four people while 14 were wounded.
Terror organisation ISIS chief Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi may have been killed last year, but the banned group's nefarious activities continue unabated across the world.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Saturday said that a Delhi court has sentenced 15 persons to rigorous imprisonment of five to 10 years, who were earlier convicted in the ISIS conspiracy case.
The National Investigation Agency has arrested two suspected members of the city-based ISIS module, which was allegedly involved in radicalisation of youth and funding their trip to Syria to join the terror outfit.
The Islamic State or ISIS threat continues to loom over India. With the terror group and its various manifestations spreading base in 12 Indian states in recent years, the Sunni jihadists' group is now "most active" in these states across the country.
The Delhi Police has so far recovered around 30 kilograms of explosives from the alleged ISIS operative arrested in the national capital, officials said on Sunday.
Delhi DCP Special Cell Pramod Kushwaha on August 23 informed that Police recovered huge cache and explosives from ISIS operative Abu Yusuf's residence in UP's Balrampur.
Incriminating materials were recovered from the residence of Islamic State (ISIS) operative Abu Yusuf in Uttar Pradesh's Balrampur on August 23.
Huge amount of explosives including explosive jacket recovered from Balrampur in UP. The jacket was allegedly prepared for a fidayeen attack. The ISIS operative who was arrested yesterday in Delhi is native of Balrampur.
The Delhi Police special cell arrested an ISIS operative from Dhaula Kuan after a brief shootout last night. The accused was nabbed at around 11.30 pm on Friday.
National Security Guard (NSG) commandos deployed near Buddha Jayanti Park in Ridge Road area, from where one ISIS operative was arrested with Improvised Explosive Device, earlier today.
The Delhi Police Special Cell on Saturday arrested an ISIS operative from Delhi's Dhaula Kuan. Two Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) were recovered from the man.
The Delhi Police Special Cell on Saturday arrested an ISIS operative from Delhi's Dhaula Kuan. Two Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) were recovered from the man. He was nabbed at Ridge road between Karol bagh to Dhaula Kuan after an exchange of fire last night.
A Brooklyn resident has pleaded guilty to attempting to provide material support to terror group ISIS and posted calls for attacks on the public and institutions. Zachary Clark, 41, who also had the alias ‘Umar Kabir’ and ‘Abu Talha’ pled guilty to one count of attempting to provide material support or resources to a designated foreign terrorist organisation, namely ISIS.
According to the report, “One member state reported that the ISIL Indian affiliate (Hind Wilayah), which was announced on May 10, 2019, has between 180 and 200 members”.
Four ISIS terrorists have been killed in an encounter with the security forces in Pakistan's Punjab province, officials said on Sunday. The militants were tasked by the Daish's (ISIS) top leadership to attack places of worship for minority Shias in Bahawalpur, which is around 400 km from provincial capital Lahore, to start sectarian conflict in the country
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