Bengaluru Terror Suspect Arrested

Five suspected terrorists were arrested in Bengaluru today by the Central Crime Branch (CCB) for allegedly planning a terror attack in the Karnataka capital.

The National Investigation Agency has arrested two suspected terrorists of a local ISIS module in Bengaluru, which was allegedly involved in radicalisation of youth and funding their trip to Syria to join the terror group.

A suspect in the 2008 Bengaluru serial blasts case was arrested from Kerala on Monday, a senior police officer said.

The largest number of cases linked to the dread ISIS was recorded last year by India's top anti-terror agency. The terror suspects include 20 engineers, the National Investigation Agency claimed today.

It was 3 am when Bushra heard a loud knock at the apartment she lives in with her husband, Afzal, a software engineer. The men who entered, she said, proclaimed they were from the Delhi Police, but offered no proof of identity.

Residents of a south Bengaluru locality say they are shocked at the arrest of 51-year-old Maulana Anzar Shah for suspected links with the terror group Al Qaeda.

The Delhi Police have arrested a man from Bengaluru for suspected links with the terror group Al Qaeda.

Five suspected terrorists were arrested in Bengaluru today by the Central Crime Branch (CCB) for allegedly planning a terror attack in the Karnataka capital.

The National Investigation Agency has arrested two suspected terrorists of a local ISIS module in Bengaluru, which was allegedly involved in radicalisation of youth and funding their trip to Syria to join the terror group.

A suspect in the 2008 Bengaluru serial blasts case was arrested from Kerala on Monday, a senior police officer said.

The largest number of cases linked to the dread ISIS was recorded last year by India's top anti-terror agency. The terror suspects include 20 engineers, the National Investigation Agency claimed today.

It was 3 am when Bushra heard a loud knock at the apartment she lives in with her husband, Afzal, a software engineer. The men who entered, she said, proclaimed they were from the Delhi Police, but offered no proof of identity.

Residents of a south Bengaluru locality say they are shocked at the arrest of 51-year-old Maulana Anzar Shah for suspected links with the terror group Al Qaeda.

The Delhi Police have arrested a man from Bengaluru for suspected links with the terror group Al Qaeda.