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19 including 4 Bangladeshis convicted in 2014 Burdwan blastsNIA court has convicted 19 people, including four Bangladeshi citizens, in the 2014 Burdwan blast case, officials said on Wednesday.- 6 top Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh activists held from West Bengal, AssamOf the six, three were Bangladeshi nationals, Joint Commissioner of Police (Crime) Vishal Garg said here.
- Jihadis entering India, warns BangladeshAccording to senior cops, there has been a change in the operational mechanism of these militants post-Khagragarh and this was creating pro...
- Federal Bureau of Investigation to interrogate ISIS-JMB operative Mohammed MusiruddinAccording to CID, Musa, a resident of Labhpur in West Bengal's Birbhum district, has links to terror groups Islamic State (ISIS) and Jamaat...
- Terrorist arrested in Burdwan has links to ISIS: CID officerHe got down at Howrah station and went to Esplanade where he bought a sharp weapon and came back to Howrah station and boarded the train to...
- India and Bangladesh to exchange information on all terror organisationsIndian intelligence agencies fear the Bangladesh-Myanmar border might emerge as a new theatre of jihad in the not-too-distant future.
- Unemployed youths being roped in by ISIS,JMB in West Bengal border districtsUnemployed youths preferably from Muslim community are being roped in by handlers of terror groups like ISIS and JMB to expand their networ...
- Post Khagragarh, Malda, West Bengal Intelligence Bureau to have complete makeoverViolence erupted in Malda's Kaliachak last month where a rampaging crowd attacked a police station and torched several vehicles.
- One arrested in Kaliachak for Khagragarh blastTwo suspected terrorists of Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh were killed in the blast on October 2, 2014.
- NIA finalising chargesheet that will reveal Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen’s plans for Bangladesh & IndiaThe explosion at the house in the Khagragarh area took place while the JMD members were making bombs in one of the rooms.
- Burdwan blast probe: Four arrested by National Investigation AgencyThose arrested have been identified as Dalim Sheikh, Motiur Rehman, Habibur and Gyasuddin, official sources said.
- West Bengal: NIA arrests one more person in connection with Burdwan blastNIA arrested one more person in connection with Burdwan blast for allegedly indoctrinating youth for training by showing 'Jihadi' videos.
- Khagragarh blast case: NIA, forensic experts visit wok factory in BardhamanThe investigating team visited the factory yesterday where Abdul Hakim alias Hasan Sahib had been recruited about a fortnight before the bl...
- Burdwan blast case: Mamata Banerjee promises every possible help to NIA to carry out investigationsDoval on Monday met the chief minister at "Nabanna", the state administrative headquarters hours after visiting the blast site at Khagragar...
- Terror network brings intel, security chiefs to Bengal"I have come to Kolkata to review the investigation into the case. I visited Burdwan and Murshidabad. I had a detailed discussion with my o...
- West Bengal to benefit from NIA probe, says BJP state President Rahul Sinha"The truth will come out by the NIA probe and the state will be benefited. It will be spared from a graver crisis," Sinha told a press conf...
- Burdwan: Rumi and Amina Bibi were part of Jammat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh's female hit squadRumi Bibi and Amina Bibi were part of Jammat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh's female "hit squad" that was formed 10 years ago, say security sourc...
- Two more houses used by blast suspect found in BurdwanTwo more houses used by the Burdwan blast suspect have been found at a walking distance from the Khagragarh house where the October 2 explo...
- Women played key role in running Burdwan terror moduleThe accidental blast at Burdwan's Khagragarh has revealed, perhaps for the first time in the country, a terror module where women schooled ...
- Fourth arrest takes place in Burdwan blast caseThe CID is now on the lookout for two suspects - Kausar and Abdul Kalam Sheikh in connection with the case.
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