Jamaat Terrorist

The National Investigation Agency filed its second supplementary charge sheet against three suspected Bangladeshi terrorists of the Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen who had allegedly entered India to "further violent terror activities".

The three neo-Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) terrorists, arrested in Kolkata, were setting up terror modules in West Bengal and may have links with Al-Qaeda and Harkat-ul-Jihad al-Islami (HuJI), police said.

A top Uttar Pradesh doctor, the principal of one of the biggest government hospitals in Kanpur, has been caught on camera apparently referring to members of the Islamic sect "Tablighi Jamaat" as terrorists and saying they should be sent to jail or to 'jungles and dungeons' instead of hospitals.

Hafiz Saeed, the Mumbai attacks mastermind, was arrested on terror finance charges and sent to jail in Lahore on Wednesday. He was sent to judicial custody and will face trial, said reports quoting a spokesperson for the chief minister of Punjab province.

Three leaders of the terrorist group Jamaat-e-Islami were arrested and nearly a dozen assets sealed during raids across six districts of Jammu region, police said on Sunday. The day-long raids on the offices and houses of Jammat leaders and activists were conducted in Kishtwar, Doda, Ramban, Poonch, Rajouri and Jammu districts, during which a large...

The Special Task Force of the Kolkata Police arrested a Jamaat ul Mujahideen Bangladesh operative from Kerala on Thursday in connection with the 2014 Burdwan blast, which had resulted in the death of two suspected terrorists.

Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed has filed a petition in the UN seeking removal of his name from the list of designated terrorists on the ground that none of the allegations against him - either related to terrorism or otherwise - has been proved in the Pakistani courts.

Four terrorists, including one woman, have been killed by Bangladesh security forces at Sylhet, around 250 km from Dhaka, ending the longest-ever confrontation in the neighbouring country in a long time.

The threat to India from ISIS may well come from the eastern border. The Jamaat-Ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh or JMB, a terror group which was behind the Dhaka Bakery Attack and aims to establish an Islamic caliphate in the country, has been coordinating with the ISIS to create terror in India, sources said.

Intelligence gathered from interrogation of six alleged Jamaat-Ul Mujahideen Bangladesh terrorists (JMB) will be shared with their Assam counterparts, the West Bengal Police said on Thursday. If required police from the two states could conduct joint operations to flush out terrorists in Assam.

A Lashkar-e-Taiba 'ameer' or chief was leading the funeral procession of 22-year-old terrorist Burhan Wani, who was killed in an encounter in Kashmir earlier this month, Jamaat ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed has claimed. His statement comes as a pointer to the Pakistan-based terror group's role in anti-India protests in Kashmir Valley.

Terrorist David Coleman Headley today told a Mumbai court that he joined the Lashkar-e-Taiba and took a first "course" with the terror group in 2002 at Muzaffarabad in Pakistan.

The National Investigation Agency filed its second supplementary charge sheet against three suspected Bangladeshi terrorists of the Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen who had allegedly entered India to "further violent terror activities".

The three neo-Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) terrorists, arrested in Kolkata, were setting up terror modules in West Bengal and may have links with Al-Qaeda and Harkat-ul-Jihad al-Islami (HuJI), police said.

A top Uttar Pradesh doctor, the principal of one of the biggest government hospitals in Kanpur, has been caught on camera apparently referring to members of the Islamic sect "Tablighi Jamaat" as terrorists and saying they should be sent to jail or to 'jungles and dungeons' instead of hospitals.

Hafiz Saeed, the Mumbai attacks mastermind, was arrested on terror finance charges and sent to jail in Lahore on Wednesday. He was sent to judicial custody and will face trial, said reports quoting a spokesperson for the chief minister of Punjab province.

Three leaders of the terrorist group Jamaat-e-Islami were arrested and nearly a dozen assets sealed during raids across six districts of Jammu region, police said on Sunday. The day-long raids on the offices and houses of Jammat leaders and activists were conducted in Kishtwar, Doda, Ramban, Poonch, Rajouri and Jammu districts, during which a large...

The Special Task Force of the Kolkata Police arrested a Jamaat ul Mujahideen Bangladesh operative from Kerala on Thursday in connection with the 2014 Burdwan blast, which had resulted in the death of two suspected terrorists.

Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed has filed a petition in the UN seeking removal of his name from the list of designated terrorists on the ground that none of the allegations against him - either related to terrorism or otherwise - has been proved in the Pakistani courts.

Four terrorists, including one woman, have been killed by Bangladesh security forces at Sylhet, around 250 km from Dhaka, ending the longest-ever confrontation in the neighbouring country in a long time.

The threat to India from ISIS may well come from the eastern border. The Jamaat-Ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh or JMB, a terror group which was behind the Dhaka Bakery Attack and aims to establish an Islamic caliphate in the country, has been coordinating with the ISIS to create terror in India, sources said.

Intelligence gathered from interrogation of six alleged Jamaat-Ul Mujahideen Bangladesh terrorists (JMB) will be shared with their Assam counterparts, the West Bengal Police said on Thursday. If required police from the two states could conduct joint operations to flush out terrorists in Assam.

A Lashkar-e-Taiba 'ameer' or chief was leading the funeral procession of 22-year-old terrorist Burhan Wani, who was killed in an encounter in Kashmir earlier this month, Jamaat ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed has claimed. His statement comes as a pointer to the Pakistan-based terror group's role in anti-India protests in Kashmir Valley.

Terrorist David Coleman Headley today told a Mumbai court that he joined the Lashkar-e-Taiba and took a first "course" with the terror group in 2002 at Muzaffarabad in Pakistan.