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LeT terrorist killed in Shopian encounter
"Killed terrorist identified as Naseer Ahmad Bhat of Nowpora Baskuchan Shopian, linked with LeT terror outfit," Jammu and Kashmir Police tweeted, quoting Additional Director General Police Kashmir zone, Vijay Kumar. "Incriminating materials, arms and ammunition including AK rifle recovered. He was involved in several terror crimes and recently escaped from an encounter:"
Cop killed, CRPF trooper injured in terror attack in J&K's Pulwama
Jammu and Kashmir Police said on its Twitter page, "Militants fired upon joint naka party of CRPF & Police at Pinglana, #Pulwama. In this #militant attack, 01 Police personnel got #Killed & 01 CRPF personnel got injured. Reinforcement sent. Area being #cordoned. Further details shall follow".
PFI members were trained to deal with police, media
The new recruits in the PFI were reportedly made to attend lectures of their influencers (religious speakers). They were trained in self-defence and were made to attend human rights classes to protect them from police detention and arrests. Besides, they were also trained to answer media questions or use media houses in the time of a crisis.
After anti-CAA agitation, Shaheen Bagh back in the news for PFI links
After the Centre banned PFI, heavy police presence was witnessed outside the PFI office in the Shaheen Bagh area on Wednesday as the notification of the Ministry of Home Affairs came out during the early morning hours. Delhi Police were extra vigilant to prevent any untoward incident because of the ban on the PFI.
PFI in Tamil Nadu is the face of growing Islamic fundamentalism
The Coimbatore serial blasts of February 1998 that killed 58 people and injured 200 others, the 1993 RSS office blast in which 11 people lost their lives were all the handiwork of outfits which were the earlier forms of PFI, including the Al-Umma, working on the ideology of the Student Islamic Movement of India (SIMI).
PFI ban brings back memories of Vajpayee govt's action on SIMI
The Special Task Force officials began investigating and the story that tumbled out got increasingly frightening. SIMI activists were making inroads into Muslim youth groups and they were not necessarily students. Some were zardozi workers, some were motor mechanics and even fruit sellers -- all semi-educated and fully radicalized.
Noida society's encroached portions demolished and defied
When the Authority's bulldozer ran in the Grand Omaxe Society, and the process lasted for about 6 and a half hours. At the sight of 4 bulldozers and 4 dumpers, the residents came out in protest, raising slogans against the government. However, this did not stop the bulldozers at work. Some women even burst into tears before the officers.
Centre extends AFSPA in Nagaland, Arunachal for 6 more months
The notification issued by Home Ministry said that the AFSPA would be extended for six months beginning Saturday (October 1) in nine districts -- Dimapur, Niuland, Chumoukedima, Mon, Kiphire, Noklak, Phek, Peren and Zunheboto -- and 16 police stations areas in four other districts -- Kohima, Mokokchung, Longleng and Wokha -- of Nagaland.
Six-year-old beaten to death in Gaya for eating apple from Puja prasad
Ram Balak Prasad, the grandfather of victim child Vivek, in a statement to the police said: "The school has organised Durga Puja inside the premises. There were some fruits (prasad) on a table and Vivek picked an apple from it and consumed it. Following the incident, the owners of the school kept Vivek in a room and brutally assaulted him. After the physical assault, they threw him outside the premises."
Beware of fake Twitter handles of new CDS, veterans and serving military officers say
Lt. Gen. Dhillon (retd) ought to know as he was DG, Defence Intelligence Agency and Deputy Chief (Intelligence) of Integrated Defence Staff under the Chief of Defence Staff. The handle that may be followed by several others, is clearly an attempt to confuse Twitterati on matters of national security by posting controversial statements. In all probability, this is the handiwork of Pakistani bots active on social media.
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