Four ISIS terrorists, nabbed at Ahmedabad Airport, have revealed startling details during interrogation. The Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) arrested these terrorists, who were assigned a major task. The ATS reported that the arrested individuals were commanded to attack significant Jewish places and carry out targeted killings of BJP, RSS, and Hindu leaders. These four terrorists, originally citizens of Sri Lanka, had first arrived in Chennai and then landed at Ahmedabad Airport, where they were apprehended with 'Made in Pakistan' weapons.
Source: aajtak
According to police, the terrorists have been identified as Mohammed Nusrath, Mohammed Nafran, Mohammed Faris, and Mohammed Rasdeen. Police Deputy Inspector General Vikas Sahay reported these individuals were radicalised by the Islamic State ideology, spoke only Tamil and did not understand Hindi or English. Upon reaching Ahmedabad from Chennai, the terrorists awaited messages from their Pakistani handler and were poised to proceed to the target location, where they were supposed to receive weapons before being arrested by the ATS.
Police revealed the terrorists were instructed to strike prominent Jewish sites and were also planning targeted assassinations of BJP, RSS, and Hindu leaders. If orders had been received from their handler, these terrorists were prepared to collectively execute a suicide attack in the country. Highly skilled and with connections to Pakistan, the terrorists' handler is based in Pakistan. One arrested terrorist had previously obtained a visa for Pakistan. The apprehended suspects are being questioned by the Gujarat ATS and central agencies, suspecting that these Sri Lankan terrorists may have links within India.
Source: aajtak
ISIS Continuously Attempts to Establish Foothold in India
ISIS has been persistently trying to expand its influence in India leading to an increase in its activities in the country. Several incidents with evidence linking to ISIS have come to light, along with multiple arrests of suspects and terrorists. In March of this year, the chief of ISIS in India was arrested in Assam. Entered from Bangladesh across the border into India, the ISIS leader and an associate were apprehended in Assam's Dhubri district. Both were part of terrorist financing and recruitment for ISIS in India.
