In India, the terrorist organization Al-Qaeda (AQIS) is becoming increasingly active. Along with this group other terrorist organizations such as Islamic State, Islamic State of Iraq and Levant, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Daesh, Islamic State in Khorasan, ISIS Wilayat Khorasan, Islamic State of Iraq, and The Sham Khorasan, are also increasing their activities. Huh. The central government has notified all these organizations and their various forms of terrorist organizations.
According to a top official of the National Investigation Agency, Laden or IS in India will not be allowed to set foot in any terrorist organization. All 12 states are on the radar of the investigating agency, where these organizations are planning to carry out activities such as recruitment and assault. Important information about these bases is with the NIA. In India, the investigating agency is working under a big plan to eliminate these organizations from the root.
The 9 operatives of the Al Qaeda organization were working as a link to a major incident by conducting raids in Murshidabad in West Bengal and Ernakulam in Kerala on Saturday. In this, 6 terrorists have been arrested from Murshidabad and 3 from Ernakulam. This organization also started the recruitment process through the internet in many states.
Misleading Muslim youths, including al-Qaeda and terrorist organizations like Islamic State, Islamic State of Iraq and Levant, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Daesh, Islamic State in Khorasan Province, ISIS Wilayat Khorasan, and the Islamic State of Iraq and the Sham Khorasan Was being made a member of. The module was planned to carry out attacks in different parts of the country, especially Kashmir.
The great thing is that al-Qaeda wants to work with new groups of militants in Kashmir and other parts. Al-Qaeda is looking to set its foot apart from the already existing militant forces in the valley such as 'Lashkar-e-Taiba, Hizbul Mujahideen, and Jaish-e-Mohammed'. A police officer of the Kashmir Police also agrees that the new groups are not willing to merge with the already existing terrorists in the Valley.
These 12 states are on NIA radar
Minister of State in the Ministry of Home Affairs Kishan Reddy says that apart from South India, IS is also increasing its activities in many other states. 17 cases related to the presence of IS have been registered by NIA in Telangana, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu. In these cases, 122 accused have been arrested. The central government has notified the activities of many such organizations as terrorist organizations. These have been included in the First Schedule to the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, 1967.
IS is using various internet-based social media platforms to spread its ideology. The agencies concerned are closely monitoring cyberspace. NIA investigations have revealed that IS is actively increasing its activities in Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Rajasthan, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Jammu and Kashmir. The agency has largely broken these networks. It is expected that soon the NIA will break the final episode and eliminate the IS and its allied organizations.
This warning was given in the UN report on terrorism
Recently, a report presented in the United Nations also revealed that al Qaeda could carry out a major attack in the Indian subcontinent 'AQIS' (Al-Qaeda in the Indian subcontinent). Kerala and Karnataka topped the list of Islamic State (IS) terrorists. The 26th report of the Analytical Support and Sanctions Monitoring Team about IS, al-Qaeda, and allied individuals and institutions stated that these groups operate under the Taliban's umbrella from Nimruz, Helmand, and Kandahar provinces of Afghanistan.
It is said that the number of these groups is about two hundred. These are not only in one country, but Bangladesh, India, Myanmar, and Pakistan are also involved in this. The current leader of 'AQIS' is Osama Mehmood, who has been given the command of 'AQIS' after Aseem Omar. The report says that the 'AQIS' is reportedly planning attacks in several places to avenge the death of its former leader.