NIA Arrested 10th Terrorist Of Al-Qaeda’s Murshidabad Module

NIA arrested 10th terrorist of Al-Qaeda’s Murshidabad module, big conspiracy to attack in India. Earlier, on September 19, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) arrested nine suspected terrorists from Enerkulam in Kerala (Kerala) and Murshidabad district of West Bengal (West Bengal).

All these terrorists were allegedly working for the international terrorist organization Al-Qaeda in India. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested the 10th alleged terrorist of Al-Qaeda, thwarting the big terror conspiracy in India. The NIA has arrested Al Qaeda terrorist Sameem Ansari from West Bengal (West Bengal).

Let me tell you that Shamim Ansari, a resident of Nandpara Kaliganj, Jalangi police station of Murshidabad, was produced in the court immediately after his arrest from where he has been taken on transit remand by NIA. Shamim Ansari will now be produced in the special NIA court in Delhi, after which he can be questioned.

Explain that the National Investigation Agency on September 19 arrested 9 suspected terrorists from Enerkulam in Kerala and Murshidabad district of West Bengal. All these terrorists were allegedly working for the international terrorist organization Alayka in India. Shamim Ansari, the 10th terrorist caught on Saturday, is also a terrorist of the Al Qaeda module.

All these terrorists were planning to carry out bombings at different places in Delhi.

According to officials associated with the National Investigation Agency, a large quantity of weapons, explosives, jihadi literature and many items which carried out the blasts have been recovered from the arrested terrorists. These people were planning attacks on different states and their cities, including Delhi-NCR, Kochi and Mumbai.

The big attack was to be held from 18 to 11 October

According to the information so far, the suspected terrorists of Al Qaeda were supposed to target the Israeli Cultural and Religious Center. These terrorists were in a position to attack the Israeli people in different parts of India during the Jewish festival between 18 September and 11 October.