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New Delhi, July 06: A week ago, one of the biggest drug consignments was busted at Attari. A truck from Pakistan managed to transport heroin worth Rs 2,600 crore. The heroin was packed in 52 bags and weighed up to 523 kilograms.
During the process, the officials stumbled upon heroin worth Rs 2,600 crore. The officials seized 52 bags which had a mind boggling 532 kilograms of heroin in it.
New Delhi, July 06: In the wake of a stern warning from the Financial Action Task Force, Pakistan decided to initiate 23 cases against Lashkar-e-Tayiba chief Hafiz Saeed and 12 of his aides.
The counter-terrorism department said that it had launched 23 cases against Saeed and 12 others for using five trusts to collect funds and donations for the Lashkar-e-Tayiba. The department also brought under its radar two of its sister concerns, the Jamaat-ud-Dawa and Falah-i-Insaniyat.
New Delhi, July 06: Pakistan has sought to mislead everyone yet again by claiming that underworld don Dawood Ibrahim is not on their soil. The denial comes in the wake of India on several occasions providing ample proof about his existence in Pakistan.
The Foreign Office asserted, a day after a UK court was informed that the gangster wanted for the deadly coordinated bombings in Mumbai in 1993 is currently in exile in the country.
New Delhi, July 01: On June 26, customs officials on duty at Attari checked on a consignment that came in from Lahore.
During the process, the officials stumbled upon heroin worth Rs 2,600 crore. The officials seized 52 bags which had a mind boggling 532 kilograms of heroin in it.
Srinagar, June 28: With a large part of the top terror leadership wiped out in Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan is now trying to push some senior commanders into the Valley. The lack of a top leadership has resulted in heavy losses for the terror groups in the Valley.
The only surviving top terrorist in the Valley as of today is Riyaz Naikoo of the Hizbul Mujahideen. He is top on the hit-list of the security forces and is classified as a A++ terrorist.
New Delhi, June 22: India made a strong statement in the aftermath of the Pulwama attack, when it entered into Pakistan and destroyed a Jaish-e-Mohammad facility.
Popularly known as the Balakot air strike, this operation was code named “Operation Bandar.” The name Bandar which means monkey was taken to maintain utmost secrecy.
New Delhi, June 21: The Financial Action Task Force has told Pakistan in clear terms that it would be blacklisted if it does not comply with the action plan by October 2019.
The FATF which monitors terror funding is meeting at Orlando on June 20 and 21. During the meeting it would track the progress by Pakistan on a 27 point action plan.
New Delhi, June 17: Investigations into the Jammu and Kashmir terror funding case has revealed that Zahoor Ahamad Shah Watali is one of the main hawala conduits who used to generate and receive funds from Pakistan, ISI, UAE and had floated various shell companies to disguise foreign remittances for further transfer to separatist leaders and stone pelters in the valley.
These funds were used to fuel unrest in the Kashmir valley and organise violent agitations and anti-India activities which resulted in large scale violence leading to numerous injuries and deaths of civilians and security forces.
New Delhi, June 16: The direct connection between the Islamic State Jammu and Kashmir and Pakistan has been established in a chargesheet filed by the National Investigation Agency.
The NIA states that two of the accused, Tahir and Haris were in touch with one Abu Hufeza, who is a Pakistan national based out of Afghanistan. Further the NIA said that Haris too who was in touch with Hufeza would receive instructions and then spread the ideology in Kashmir.
New Delhi, June 13: An outfit known as the Al Umar Mujahideen claimed responsibility for the attack in Jammu and Kashmir in which 3 CRPF jawans were martyred
This is the biggest attack in the Valley, following the Pulwama strike that was carried out by the Jaish-e-Mohammad.
