Tehseen Akhtar

• 

  IM Terrorist Questioned In Mukesh Ambani Security Scare Case

  Indian Mujahideen terrorist Tehseen Akhtar was on Saturday questioned for "nearly four hours" inside the Tihar Jail by a team of the Delhi Police's Special Cell in connection with the Mukesh Ambani bomb scare probe, jail sources to PTI said.

• 

  Mukesh Ambani Security Scare: Phone Traced To Tihar Cell Of IM Terrorist

  A Telegram channel used to claim responsibility for placing an explosives-laden SUV near industrialist Mukesh Ambani's home in Mumbai, was created from inside a barrack in Delhi's Tihar jail where an Indian Mujahideen terrorist is being kept, police sources have told NDTV.

• Four More Arrested For Blasts Targeting Narendra Modi's Patna Rally

  In another breakthrough, four suspected Indian Mujahideen men believed to have been involved in the October 27 serial blasts in Patna that targeted Narendra Modi's rally have been arrested by the NIA or the National Investigation Agency.

• 2 suspected terrorists arrested ahead of polls, were planning to target 'gathering' in UP

  Two suspected terrorists believed to be Pakistanis have been arrested by the Uttar Pradesh anti-terror squad in Gorakhpur. A huge cache of arms and ammunition were recovered from them.

• Alleged Indian Mujahideen terrorist claims there are two highly-trained fidayeen terrorists in Uttar Pradesh

  According to sources in the Delhi police, alleged Indian Mujahideen terrorist Tehseen Akhtar told them during interrogation that two highly trained fidayeens had gone to Uttar Pradesh. It is however not yet clear whether they plan to carry out an attack.

• At 23, this man was chief of Indian Mujahideen

  Tehseen alias Monu, is from Samastipur in Bihar and was allegedly inducted into the Darbhanga module of the Indian Mujahideen four years ago. Highly motivated and eager, Tehseen soon became the protege of Yasin Bhatkal, the man who headed the India operations of the Indian Mujahideen.

• Indian Mujahideen boss Tehseen Akhtar's arrest leaves terror outfit headless

  The arrest of a 23-year-old expert bomb-maker named Tehseen Akhtar has allegedly left the terror group Indian Mujahideen without a head in India.

• Indian Mujahideen 'boss' who plotted Narendra Modi rally blasts arrested

  Tehseen Akhtar, the main accused in a series of blasts targeting Narendra Modi rally in Patna in October, has been arrested by the Delhi police.

• Mumbai blasts: Yasin Bhatkal planned to blow up police van in Dadar

  Indian Mujahideen co-founder Yasin Bhatkal, who is behind bars in the July 13, 2011 blasts case, had planned to blow up a police van in the crowded Dadar area.

• Patna blast accused stayed in Raipur for two weeks, sheltered by alleged SIMI members

  Four alleged Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives suspected to be involved in the October 27 Patna blasts targeting Narendra Modi's rally, reportedly stayed in Chhattisgarh capital Raipur for over a fortnight after the incident.

• Patna blasts: Cash reward announced for information on five wanted men

  The National Investigation Agency today announced a cash reward of upto Rs 10 lakh for any information leading to the arrest of five men accused in serial blasts in Patna.

• 27 live bombs found in Ranchi hotel, Patna blasts suspect reportedly stayed there

  27 live bombs have been found in a room of a privately-run small hotel in Ranchi, around 350 kilometres from Patna.

• Patna blasts: among the alleged bombers, four young men with no record of crime

  Investigations into the Patna blasts that killed six people and injured 83 on Sunday have led to a village near Ranchi, home to four of the alleged bombers who had no previous record of crime.

• Patna bombers got Rs 5000 and three bombs each: sources

  The six alleged bombers involved in the Patna blasts targeting Narendra Modi's rally on Sunday were allegedly given Rs 5000 and three bombs each for the operation.

• Patna blasts: 4th suspect arrested in Ranchi, linked to 2011 Delhi blast

  Investigations into the Patna blasts targeting Narendra Modi's rally on Sunday have led to the arrest of a suspect who is believed to have been involved in the 2011 blast at the Delhi High Court, in which 11 people were killed and over 80 injured.