Two Terrorists Arrested In Patna On IB Alert

Two terrorists arrested in Patna on IB alert used to give terrorist training for PFI and SDPI. Police have arrested two terrorists in Phulwari Sharif of Patna, the capital of Bihar.

The police arrested Mohammad Jalaluddin, a member of the PFI (Popular Front of India) and SDPI (Social Democratic Party of India).

He was arrested for being involved in anti-national activities and giving terrorist training to people of a particular community (Muslims) on the information of IB and Gandhi of Patna.

Athar Parvez, the real brother of the accused in the Maidan blast case, has been arrested. Both of them have been questioned by the team of NIA and ATS.

Phulwari Sharif ASP Manish Kumar Sinha said that on the basis of the information of the IB, on July 11.

Mohammad Jalaluddin and Athar Parvez were arrested after raiding the house of Mohammad Jalaluddin, Ahmed Palace located on the Naya Tola canal.

Both of them were earlier members of the banned organization SIMI and are currently active members of PFI and SDPI.

Both of them used to hold anti-national meetings here under the guise of the organization, in which members of the national level, state level, district level PFI, and SDPI used to participate.

The work of filling communal and anti-national poison was done in the hearts and minds of those who attended these meetings.

The ASP said that they arrested Mohd. Jalaluddin is a retired sub-inspector of Jharkhand Police.

On July 6 and 7 in the office of PFI and SDPI located at the house of Mohammad Jalaluddin, weapons and spreading religious hysteria and terrorist activities have come to the fore.

They were conducting training people with weapons and involved in anti-national activities in the name of martial arts and physical education.

The police have recovered the pamphlets, booklets, and secret documents of PFI and SDPI, in which the document Mission-2047 related to the campaign to make India an Islamic state by the year 2047.

Threatening letter to ABVP leader in Bhagalpur, wrote – Kanhaiyalal will do as he will

An official of Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) in Bhagalpur, Bihar has lodged a complaint with the police about receiving death threats from jihadis.

Superintendent of Police (City) Swarn Kant said on Wednesday that an FIR has been registered based on the complaint of Kunal Pandey.

Kunal Pandey is the co-convener of ABVP for the Bhagalpur-Banka region.

Arun Pandey told the media that a letter was sent by the postal department to his house in a village under Jagdishpur Panchayat of Bhagalpur district.

Showing the copy of this two-page letter, he said that the sender expressed his displeasure for speaking in favor of the temple in Gyanvapi in Varanasi and against the murder of Udaipur tailor Kanhaiyalal.

He said that the sender of the letter has claimed his name and address and belonged to Ghazwa-e-Hind Islam.