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The way hindu extremism is on rise in India and minorities are being alienated, the internal fault lines are only growing bigger by the day.
I sincerely hope that instead of exporting terrorism to neighboring countries, India should take a hard look at her internal affairs and sort these things out. Do not make it hotbed of Daesh recruits!
That would be a win-win for everyone in the region!
Ex-IAF airman among 2 held for Bhopal-Ujjain passenger train blast
LUCKNOW/BHOPAL: A former Indian Air Force (IAF) airman was among two persons caught by the UP anti-terrorism squad (ATS) on Thursday in connection with the blast in the Bhopal-Ujjain passenger train, taking the total number of arrests in the case to eight. Police said Ghouse Mohammad Khan, who served in IAF for 15 years, was a "hardcore member of the terror module" which was allegedly responsible for the blast on Tuesday.
While five members of the module radicalised by the so-called Islamic State (IS) have been arrested from UP, three others have been arrested from Madhya Pradesh. Another member of the module, Saifullah, was killed in a house on the outskirts of Lucknow early on Wednesday in a 12-hour operation by ATS commandos. The UP police claimed that with the arrests on Thursday, all members of the module are in its custody.
Describing Khan as a "technical" hand, additional director general of UP police, Daljit Singh Chawdhary, said that he was the "main accused and mastermind". The second suspect arrested on Thursday, Azhar, was the main supplier of arms in the module.
I sincerely hope that instead of exporting terrorism to neighboring countries, India should take a hard look at her internal affairs and sort these things out. Do not make it hotbed of Daesh recruits!
That would be a win-win for everyone in the region!
Ex-IAF airman among 2 held for Bhopal-Ujjain passenger train blast
LUCKNOW/BHOPAL: A former Indian Air Force (IAF) airman was among two persons caught by the UP anti-terrorism squad (ATS) on Thursday in connection with the blast in the Bhopal-Ujjain passenger train, taking the total number of arrests in the case to eight. Police said Ghouse Mohammad Khan, who served in IAF for 15 years, was a "hardcore member of the terror module" which was allegedly responsible for the blast on Tuesday.
While five members of the module radicalised by the so-called Islamic State (IS) have been arrested from UP, three others have been arrested from Madhya Pradesh. Another member of the module, Saifullah, was killed in a house on the outskirts of Lucknow early on Wednesday in a 12-hour operation by ATS commandos. The UP police claimed that with the arrests on Thursday, all members of the module are in its custody.
Describing Khan as a "technical" hand, additional director general of UP police, Daljit Singh Chawdhary, said that he was the "main accused and mastermind". The second suspect arrested on Thursday, Azhar, was the main supplier of arms in the module.
