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NDTV Investigation: Kerala Woman Who Tried To Radicalise Son Married To Terror Convict
An NDTV investigation has unearthed disturbing details in the alleged ISIS indoctrination of a 16-year-old boy from Kerala by his mother and others.
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Delhi Blast Accused Doctors Were Radicalised During MBBS Course, Internship: Sources
Fifteen people were killed and over a dozen left injured when a Hyundai i20 car driven by Umar-un-Nabi, a Kashmiri doctor, exploded near the iconic Red Fort.
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Hate Lessons: How Kerala Mother Helped UK-Based Man Radicalise Her Teen Son
The Kerala Police FIR into the alleged ISIS indoctrination of a 15-year-old boy identifies his mother as an active participant in the effort to radicalise him, working in coordination with a UK-based ISIS supporter.
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Delhi Bomber Had Made Radical Videos, Took Online Sessions On Suicide Bombing: Sources
Umar - who was recruited into the white collar terror module by other suspects in Haryana's Al-Falah University - shared other videos by radical Islamists with a group of people he was interacting with through encrypted apps.
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Jaish Handler Shared Bomb-Making Videos With Delhi Blast Accused: Sources
Sources said that the Jaish handler got in touch with Muzamil Shakeel through Maulvi Irfan Ahmed - a cleric from Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian who radicalised the doctors and formed the white collar terror module.
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Exclusive: Online Radicalisation Attempts From Pakistan, Dubai Blocked In Last 2 Days
An online radicalisation attempt from across the border was thwarted by security agencies amid a probe into a terror module linked to the Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad in connection with the Delhi blast.
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How This J&K Cleric Radicalised 4 Doctors, Started Red Fort Car Blast Plan
The terrorists behind the Delhi Red Fort car bomb labelled the 'terror doctors' because they were bonafide medical professionals in their day jobs - were radicalised after coming in contact with a Maulvi Irfan Ahmed.
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"Biryani", "Daawat": Codes Used By White Collar Terror Module On Telegram
The members of the white collar terror module that the security agencies busted in Haryanas Faridabad used the secure messaging app Telegram to make terror plans using the names of common dishes to avoid drawing attention, sources said.
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Kashmir Police Station Blast Casts Shadow Over Faridabad Explosives Probe
The massive blast inside a police station Nowgam in Srinagar has turned one of the major victories against terrorism into a tragedy.
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Explosives Seized From Doctor In Faridabad Go Off At J&K Police Station, 9 Dead
The blast at the police station in Nowgam occurred while policemen and forensic team officials were handling the explosive material that had been brought from Faridabad.
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How Faridabad Terror Module Mastermind Radicalised Medical Students
The mastermind behind the terror module in Haryana's Faridabad which the police and security agencies have smashed has been identified as Imam Irfan Ahmad. He is a resident of Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian.
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Bhagavad Gita Recitals In Madhya Pradesh Police Training Spark Political Row
A recent directive from the Madhya Pradesh Police Training Wing asking recruits to read chapters from the Bhagavad Gita has triggered a sharp political row.
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Rajasthan Man With Terror Links Arrested, Was Trying To Radicalise Other Men
The Rajasthan Anti Terrorism Squad arrested a man, who is suspected having links with Afghan-based terrorist organisation Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.
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Pune Techie Arrested By Anti-Terrorism Squad For Alleged Links With Al Qaeda
A software engineer was arrested by Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in Pune on Monday for his alleged links with banned organisations like Pakistan's Al Qaeda and role in radicalising youth, an official said.
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"Radicalised Online": Utah Authorities Say Charlie Kirk's Killer Not Cooperating
Family and friends of the 22-year-old accused of fatally shooting Charlie Kirk described his politics as veering left in recent years as he spent large amounts of time scrolling the "dark corners of the internet," Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said Sunday.
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NDTV Investigation: Kerala Woman Who Tried To Radicalise Son Married To Terror Convict
An NDTV investigation has unearthed disturbing details in the alleged ISIS indoctrination of a 16-year-old boy from Kerala by his mother and others.
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Delhi Blast Accused Doctors Were Radicalised During MBBS Course, Internship: Sources
Fifteen people were killed and over a dozen left injured when a Hyundai i20 car driven by Umar-un-Nabi, a Kashmiri doctor, exploded near the iconic Red Fort.
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Hate Lessons: How Kerala Mother Helped UK-Based Man Radicalise Her Teen Son
The Kerala Police FIR into the alleged ISIS indoctrination of a 15-year-old boy identifies his mother as an active participant in the effort to radicalise him, working in coordination with a UK-based ISIS supporter.
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Delhi Bomber Had Made Radical Videos, Took Online Sessions On Suicide Bombing: Sources
Umar - who was recruited into the white collar terror module by other suspects in Haryana's Al-Falah University - shared other videos by radical Islamists with a group of people he was interacting with through encrypted apps.
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Jaish Handler Shared Bomb-Making Videos With Delhi Blast Accused: Sources
Sources said that the Jaish handler got in touch with Muzamil Shakeel through Maulvi Irfan Ahmed - a cleric from Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian who radicalised the doctors and formed the white collar terror module.
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Exclusive: Online Radicalisation Attempts From Pakistan, Dubai Blocked In Last 2 Days
An online radicalisation attempt from across the border was thwarted by security agencies amid a probe into a terror module linked to the Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammad in connection with the Delhi blast.
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How This J&K Cleric Radicalised 4 Doctors, Started Red Fort Car Blast Plan
The terrorists behind the Delhi Red Fort car bomb labelled the 'terror doctors' because they were bonafide medical professionals in their day jobs - were radicalised after coming in contact with a Maulvi Irfan Ahmed.
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"Biryani", "Daawat": Codes Used By White Collar Terror Module On Telegram
The members of the white collar terror module that the security agencies busted in Haryanas Faridabad used the secure messaging app Telegram to make terror plans using the names of common dishes to avoid drawing attention, sources said.
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Kashmir Police Station Blast Casts Shadow Over Faridabad Explosives Probe
The massive blast inside a police station Nowgam in Srinagar has turned one of the major victories against terrorism into a tragedy.
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Explosives Seized From Doctor In Faridabad Go Off At J&K Police Station, 9 Dead
The blast at the police station in Nowgam occurred while policemen and forensic team officials were handling the explosive material that had been brought from Faridabad.
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How Faridabad Terror Module Mastermind Radicalised Medical Students
The mastermind behind the terror module in Haryana's Faridabad which the police and security agencies have smashed has been identified as Imam Irfan Ahmad. He is a resident of Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian.
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Bhagavad Gita Recitals In Madhya Pradesh Police Training Spark Political Row
A recent directive from the Madhya Pradesh Police Training Wing asking recruits to read chapters from the Bhagavad Gita has triggered a sharp political row.
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Rajasthan Man With Terror Links Arrested, Was Trying To Radicalise Other Men
The Rajasthan Anti Terrorism Squad arrested a man, who is suspected having links with Afghan-based terrorist organisation Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.
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Pune Techie Arrested By Anti-Terrorism Squad For Alleged Links With Al Qaeda
A software engineer was arrested by Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in Pune on Monday for his alleged links with banned organisations like Pakistan's Al Qaeda and role in radicalising youth, an official said.
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"Radicalised Online": Utah Authorities Say Charlie Kirk's Killer Not Cooperating
Family and friends of the 22-year-old accused of fatally shooting Charlie Kirk described his politics as veering left in recent years as he spent large amounts of time scrolling the "dark corners of the internet," Utah Gov. Spencer Cox said Sunday.
