Assam Terror Suspects

Assam Police on Tuesday busted yet another terror module backed by Al-Qaeda in the Subcontinent, or AQIS, and arrested two people belonging to Ansarullah Bangla Team (ABT).

Assam Police arrested four operatives, including a madrasa teacher, belonging to the Ansarullah Bangla Team during raids in Tamulpur and Nalbari

Popular Front of India (PFI) leader Dr Minarul Sheikh, currently in Assam Police's custody, will be key in probing suspected links between the organisation and Al Qaeda-backed terror cells in the state, police sources said.

Assam Police were on the lookout for Musadik Hussain and Ikramul Islam, who were said to be part of the Morigaon module of ABT and were led by a cleric called Mufti Mustafa, who was arrested earlier

In a major crackdown by Assam police, three persons with suspected links to Al-Qaeda Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) and Ansarullah Bangla Team (ABT) have been arrested in the past two days.

Batadrava Violence: A terror group may have engineered the mob attack on a police station in Assam, allegedly over a custodial case, the state police said today.

Six suspected terrorists having links with Bangladesh-based terror group Ansarul Islam were arrested in Barpeta district of Assam and charged under the tough anti-terror law Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), the police said on Saturday.

A day after three young men from Assam's Goalpara district were arrested in a joint operation by the Delhi and Assam Police, unearthing what the Delhi Police claimed as an ISIS-inspired terror module who were self-radicalised, Assam Police sources today revealed that the suspects were zeroed in through their "digital footprints".

A major terror strike in the national capital was averted with the arrest of three people from Assam and the recovery of explosive devices from their possession, the Special Cell of the Delhi Police said on Monday. The suspects - inspired by the Bangladesh module of terror group ISIS - were allegedly planning to strike a carnival in the northeaster...

Six suspected terrorists -- believed to be members of the Bangladesh based terror group Jamaat-ul Mujahideen (JuM) -- have been arrested from West Bengal and Assam, the police said today. The men, they say, are wanted by the National Investigation Agency for their involvement in various terror activities in the region, including the Burdwan blasts ...

Minutes before they gunned down 13 people and injured nearly 20 at the village market in Assam's Kokrajhar on Friday, at least one suspected NDFB (S) terrorist was caught on camera walking causally in the market.

One of the most wanted from the terror group, National Democratic Front of Bodoland (Songojit faction) or the NDFB (S) and six other Jihadi terror suspects have been arrested by joint forces of the Indian Army, Sashastra Seema Bal and state police in Assam.

The Army has foiled a terror attack bid in Assam with the killing of a suspected terrorist of the Kamtapur Liberation Organisation in an encounter, sources said.

Suspected ULFA militants triggered two blasts close to a police station in Nalbari on Sunday, killing at least six persons and injuring 50 others.

Assam Police on Tuesday busted yet another terror module backed by Al-Qaeda in the Subcontinent, or AQIS, and arrested two people belonging to Ansarullah Bangla Team (ABT).

Assam Police arrested four operatives, including a madrasa teacher, belonging to the Ansarullah Bangla Team during raids in Tamulpur and Nalbari

Popular Front of India (PFI) leader Dr Minarul Sheikh, currently in Assam Police's custody, will be key in probing suspected links between the organisation and Al Qaeda-backed terror cells in the state, police sources said.

Assam Police were on the lookout for Musadik Hussain and Ikramul Islam, who were said to be part of the Morigaon module of ABT and were led by a cleric called Mufti Mustafa, who was arrested earlier

In a major crackdown by Assam police, three persons with suspected links to Al-Qaeda Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) and Ansarullah Bangla Team (ABT) have been arrested in the past two days.

Batadrava Violence: A terror group may have engineered the mob attack on a police station in Assam, allegedly over a custodial case, the state police said today.

Six suspected terrorists having links with Bangladesh-based terror group Ansarul Islam were arrested in Barpeta district of Assam and charged under the tough anti-terror law Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), the police said on Saturday.

A day after three young men from Assam's Goalpara district were arrested in a joint operation by the Delhi and Assam Police, unearthing what the Delhi Police claimed as an ISIS-inspired terror module who were self-radicalised, Assam Police sources today revealed that the suspects were zeroed in through their "digital footprints".

A major terror strike in the national capital was averted with the arrest of three people from Assam and the recovery of explosive devices from their possession, the Special Cell of the Delhi Police said on Monday. The suspects - inspired by the Bangladesh module of terror group ISIS - were allegedly planning to strike a carnival in the northeaster...

Six suspected terrorists -- believed to be members of the Bangladesh based terror group Jamaat-ul Mujahideen (JuM) -- have been arrested from West Bengal and Assam, the police said today. The men, they say, are wanted by the National Investigation Agency for their involvement in various terror activities in the region, including the Burdwan blasts ...

Minutes before they gunned down 13 people and injured nearly 20 at the village market in Assam's Kokrajhar on Friday, at least one suspected NDFB (S) terrorist was caught on camera walking causally in the market.

One of the most wanted from the terror group, National Democratic Front of Bodoland (Songojit faction) or the NDFB (S) and six other Jihadi terror suspects have been arrested by joint forces of the Indian Army, Sashastra Seema Bal and state police in Assam.

The Army has foiled a terror attack bid in Assam with the killing of a suspected terrorist of the Kamtapur Liberation Organisation in an encounter, sources said.

Suspected ULFA militants triggered two blasts close to a police station in Nalbari on Sunday, killing at least six persons and injuring 50 others.