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Gujarat ATS nabs 24 people, seizes 54 weapons in Saurashtra

AHMEDABAD: Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) officers on Thursday said that they have nabbed 24 men and seized 54 weapons—mostly country made revolvers from them, during their search operations in three districts of Saurashtra—Rajkot, Surendranagar and Botad.

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Gorakhnath Temple attack case: Murtaza Abbasi gave Rs 8.5 lakh to IS sympathisers, claims ATS

LUCKNOW: The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorist Squad (UP ATS) on Saturday claimed that the accused in Gorakhnath Temple attack case, Murtaza Abbasi, had transferred Rs 8.5 lakh to the sympathisers of terror outfit ISIS from his own account.

The Times of India

Gorakhnath Temple attack: Murtaza Abbasi transferred Rs 8.5L to IS sympathisers, claims UP ATS

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Gujarat: 400kg of heroin-coated yarn seized at Pipavav

AHMEDABAD: Bearing an imprint of south American drug cartels, a consignment of 395 kg yarn coated with heroin was found by Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) and Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) from a container.

The Times of India

New stamps pay tribute to women’s efforts during Second World War - who is featured and how can you buy them?

A new set of stamps is being issued in tribute to women’s vital contributions during the Second World War.

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UP ATS gets 7-day custody remand of Gorakhnath Temple attack accused

LUCKNOW: The Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) court in Lucknow granted seven-day police custody remand of Murtaza Abbasi under the provisions of Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) in connection with his alleged links with middle-East based terror outfits. Abbasi was arrested shortly after he attacked policemen at the gates Gorakshnath Temple and…

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Gujarat: Pakistani boat with 9 crew members seized in Arabian sea

In a joint operation with ATS Gujarat and the Indian Coast Guard ships on Monday apprehended a Pakistani boat 'Al Haj' with 9 crew, on the Indian side of the Arabian sea. Further details on Dynamite News:

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Heroin worth ₹1,500 crore seized at Kandla port in Gujarat

On a tip-off, Gujarat’s Anti Terrorist Squad launched a joint operation with Directorate of Revenue Intelligence

The Hindu

Uttar Pradesh ATS busts gang selling illegal arms

LUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) busted a gang selling illegal arms from Varanasi on Wednesday. Those arrested were identified as Dinesh Kumar, Ritesh Pandey, Satyam Kumar all three of Bihar and Amit Kumar of New Delhi.

The Times of India

Malegaon blast victims write to Bombay HC Chief Justice against transfer of judge

Over 100 witnesses have already been examined in the past year, says plea in 2008 case

The Hindu

Uttar Pradesh: Gorakhnath temple attacker had IS links, charged under UAPA

LUCKNOW/GORAKHPUR: Murtaza Abbasi, who's accused of a murderous attack on policemen at Gorakhnath temple earlier this month, was charged under stringent provisions of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) on Saturday and sent to 14-day judicial custody.

The Times of India

UAPA slapped on Gorakhpur temple attack accused

The ATS cited inputs it got from interrogation as well as electronic and financial transactions for imposing relevant sections of the UAPA against the accused Ahmad Murtaza Abbasi

The Hindu

Uttar Pradesh: Gorakhpur temple attack accused slapped with UAPA

GORAKHPUR: The stringent Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) has been invoked against the accused in the Goraknath Temple attack case. The Anti-terror Squad (ATS) of Uttar Pradesh Police, which is investigating the case, produced accused Ahmad Murtaza Abbasi in the court of Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate(ACJM) on Saturday.

The Times of India

Uttar Pradesh: Gorakhnath temple attack accused in 5 more days of police remand

LUCKNOW/GORAKHPUR: A local court in Gorakhpur on Monday allowed five more days of police remand of Murtaza Abbasi, who was arrested for attacking cops at Gorakhnath Temple on April 3.

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Goraknath temple attacker was ragged, humiliated at IIT-B: Dad

LUCKNOW: Murtaza Abbasi, who’s accused of attacking two provincial armed constabulary jawans outside Gorakhnath temple, suffered ragging and humiliation during his stint at IIT-Bombay, his father told interrogators on Sunday. Murtaza’s remand ends on Monday and will be produced in court.

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Murtaza Abbasi mentally ill since birth, his dad tells interrogators

LUCKNOW: The father of Murtaza Abbasi, who’s accused of attacking provincial armed constabulary jawans at Gorakhnath temple, told interrogators on Saturday that his son had a medical history of mental illness and was undergoing psychiatric treatment. Murtaza is plagued by a mental disorder since birth and would often climb atop…

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Uttar Pradesh: Gorakhnath mutt attacker preached hate on social media, says ATS

LUCKNOW: The anti-terror squad (ATS) of UP Police probing the Gorakhnath Temple attack case on Thursday said the arrested accused Ahmad Murtaza Abbasi used to radicalise individuals through social media and had also recced religious towns in the state. The ATS made the claims based on his initial interrogation at…

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Gorakhpur temple attack accused acted like IS-inspired 'lone wolf': UP ATS

LUCKNOW/NEW DELHI: Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terror Squad (UPATS) sleuths said on Tuesday that Gorakhnath temple attack accused Ahmad Murtaza Abbasi seemed to be inspired by the lone wolf attack pattern of the Islamic State (IS). The ATS sleuths interrogated Murtaza after finding several IS videos in his laptop.

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Gorakhnath temple attack | U.P. ATS team in Navi Mumbai to collect more info on Murtaza Abbasi

Gorakhnath temple is under high security as it is frequently visited by Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who is the head seer

The Times of India

Gorakhnath temple attack: An IIT grad, attacker was out of job, says ATS

LUCKNOW/GORAKHPUR: Ahmad Murtaza Abbasi is an engineering graduate from the Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay and was currently out of job, according to investigators.

The Times of India

Uttar Pradesh: Terror angle not ruled out in Gorakhnath temple attack

LUCKNOW/GORAKHPUR: A day after IIT Bombay graduate Ahmad Murtaza Abbasi attacked two PAC jawans at the gate of Gorakhnath Temple, security agencies said on Monday that terror angle has not been ruled out in the case.

The Times of India

Rajasthan: Three more arrested in terror module case, SIT set up for further probe

JAIPUR: Three more people were arrested by the Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) of the Rajasthan Police on Sunday in connection with a terror module busted on March 30, an official release said. A Special Investigation Team (SIT) has been set up for further probe in the case, it said.

The Times of India

UP ATS in association with Military Intelligence arrests youth supporting Pak based terror group and 'ready to take up any task'

MEERUT/LUCKNOW: Confusion over the detention of three youths by UP Anti-Terror Squad (ATS) was cleared on Monday, when the premier anti-terror operation agency officially announced the arrest of one youth Inamul Haq and detaining two others staying in a Deoband based hostel.

The Times of India

Three men accused of being linked to Pak based Lashkar-e-Taiba held by Uttar Pradesh ATS

MEERUT: Confusion over the detention of three youths by UP Anti Terror Squad (ATS) was cleared on Monday, when the premier anti-terror operation agency officially announced the arrest of three youths staying in a Deoband based hostel.

The Hindu

Four terror suspects arrested in Bhopal

At least four suspected members of a terror outfit, Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), have been arrested by Madhya Pradesh’s Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in Bhopal. Some more persons are being questioned. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is likely to take over the further probe.

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