Pak’s ISI, terror outfits radicalising state’s youth: Uttarakhand Police
The Uttarakhand Police have stated that the state's youth are being influenced by Pakistan's ISI and other terrorist organisations across the border.
The Uttarakhand Police have stated that the state's youth are being influenced by Pakistan's ISI and other terrorist organisations across the border.
Investigators are examining alleged cross-border links, financial trails and handler networks after arrests in a terror module case targeting major Indian cities.
Investigators are tracing funding routes, recruitment channels and overseas handlers after Delhi Police dismantled an alleged terror network and seized explosives.
An extremely dangerous game by the ISI is unfolding in Punjab, which has left the agencies concerned. There has been a wave of attacks since February, and the agencies see a clear pattern emerging.
Meanwhile, security has been tightened across Punjab. The main gate of the Punjab Police Headquarters in Chandigarh has been reinforced with bulletproof shielding, and additional personnel have been deployed to monitor movement.
Kiriakou, who spent 15 years in the CIA, half in analysis and the rest in counterterrorism operations, served as the chief of CIA counterterrorism operations in Pakistan in 2002, immediately after the 9/11 attacks.
The module was being operated by foreign-based handlers Mannu Agwan, Gopi Nawanshehria, and Zeeshan Akhtar, on the directions of Pakistan-based BKI operative Harwinder Singh alias Rinda.
Two youths, allegedly spying for Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) under the guise of NGO volunteers, have been intercepted by the Special Task Force (STF) of the Bengal Police in East Burdwan.
According to preliminary investigations, Gurpreet Singh is believed to have been in direct contact with operatives of the Pakistani spy agency and is suspected of sharing sensitive and confidential information through pen drives.
In a major breakthrough, the Punjab police has arrested Gagandeep Singh alias Gagan, a resident of Tarn Taran district, for allegedly spying for Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), officials said on Tuesday.
