NIA Raids

The three people who had been arrested, Syed Mamoor Ali, Mohammad Adil Khan, and Mohammad Shahid, were produced before a special judge in Jabalpur, who remanded them in NIA custody until June 3

NIA raided 324 locations in six states and two Union Territories, in collaboration with Punjab and Haryana police as a part of its multi-state crackdown on terrorist-gangster-drug-peddler nexus codenamed "Operation Dhvast"

In December last year, the NIA took over the investigation into the November 19 pressure cooker blast in an autorickshaw in Mangaluru wherein a passenger, identified as Mohammed Shariq, was carrying a pressure cooker bomb made from an Improvised Explosive Device (IED).

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Thursday carried out searches at 56 locations in Kerala in the Popular Front of India (PFI) conspiracy case.

NIA apprehended an alleged 'highly radicalised' ISIS operative named Basit Kalam Siddiqui from Varanasi

The NIA has refuted reports that said Kerala Police officers informed PFI cadres about the impending raids.

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi fulminated against the centre's move to ban the radical Islamist outfit PFI.

BJP state president, K Annamalai wrote to Home Minister Amit Shah informing him about the targeted petrol bomb attacks on RSS leaders.

ED claimed that the PFI had organised a training camp to attack PM Modi during his visit to Patna on July 12 this year.

Stones were also hurled at vehicles in the districts of Kerala by the PFI workers.