There has been an increased attempt on the part of both Pakistan and Chinese agencies to trap Indian youth who are poor and unemployed, Intelligence Bureau officials have said. There is a systematic pattern that is in place to trap such youth and these revelations were made following the arrest of Ravi Kumar. He was arrested in a joint operation by the State Special Operations Cell and the Military Intelligence Investigations show that Ravi Kumar was poor and hence fell into the trap of the ISI.
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was a bloody March in Kashmir. There was a spurt in the number of terror related incidents and the security forces had to be on their toes all month. An intelligence analysis suggests that this month (April) too would not be an easy one for the agencies since terrorists from Pakistan continue to make a fresh push in a bid to escalate violence.
New Delhi: It has been a new low by Pakistan and everyday there are reports of Indian diplomats being harassed. It has off late become very difficult for Indian diplomats to function in Pakistan as the harassment levels have hit a new low which includes targeting even the children.
New Delhi: Pakistan’s ISI stood exposed yet again and this time it was called out by Zakir Musa, the head of Kashmir’s Al-Qaeda wing, Ansar Gazwat-ul-Hind. Musa who refers to the ISI as Nimrod says that many are leaving the Pakistan backed terrorist groups and joining him.
New Delhi: On July 19 2017, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) received a message from the Interpol that the authorities in Dubai had agreed to extradite Farooq Takla, a close aide of Dawood. The CBI was all smiles as it was set to get its man it had been on the lookout for over 20 years.
When Pakistan Foreign Minister, Khwaja Asif tweeted that his country had been given a three-month reprieve by the Financial Action Task Force, the message was clearly celebratory in nature.
A horse breeding stable, swimming academy, martial arts class were part of the many assets of the Jamaat-ud-Dawa which were seized in Pakistan. In addition to this a vast network of Islamist charities belonging to the Lashkar-e-Tayiba’s financial arms, Jamaat-ud-Dawa and Falah-e-Insaniyat were taken over by Pakistan.