The terror group took responsibility for the attack in a short statement published by ISIS-affiliated news agency Amaq on Telegram on Friday. However, ISIS has not provided any evidence to support the claim.
Identified as Harish Farooqui alias Harish Ajmal Farooqui and Anurag Singh alias Rehan, they were captured by a Special Task Force (STF) team.
They have been identified as Abdullah Arslan and Maaz bin Tariq.
According to reports, they were experts in making bombs and allegedly working for the proscribed terrorist organization ISIS.
Uzzama was allegedly involved in bomb-making and part of a bigger ISIS conspiracy to carry out attacks across India.
Begum's son is one of the scores of children who have died fleeing from fighting in the Islamic State (IS) terror group's last remaining Syrian enclave Baghouz.
The fall of Baghouz, an eastern Syrian village on the bank of the historically connected Euphrates River, would mark a milestone in the global campaign against ISIS.
US intelligence agencies increasingly see the younger bin Laden as a successor to his father for the mantle of global jihad.
If the statement issued by the Revolutionary Guards is any indication, a vehicle loaded with explosives had targeted a bus carrying affiliated border guards.
President Trump‘s decision to withdraw forces stationed in Afghanistan has evoked critical responses from many strategists and generals. A report authored by James Dobbins, former President George Bush‘s special envoy to Afghanistan, has clearly said that, in the event of a precipitous withdrawal, the government in Kabul will lose influence and legal legitimacy, and terror groups such as Al Qaida and ISIS would be encouraged to intensify their attacks on various US targets.
