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The investigation into AQIS module, led by Dr Ishtiaq, uncovered a well-planned network aimed at training individuals for terror attacks in India. The group’s goal was to establish an Islamic state in India.

Mohammad Usman, a man from Sambhal who was caught in Pakistan, had been missing since 2013.

On Monday, Rudakubana admitted to the killings and pleaded guilty to 10 counts of attempted murder, producing ricin, and possessing an al-Qaeda training manual. Prosecutors, however, insisted that Rudakubana had no political or religious motive for his actions but was instead obsessed with violence and genocide.

The Special Task Force (STF) of the Assam Police arrested two more members of the Ansarullah Bangla Team (ABT), said Assam police.

A French security report revealed that over 600 civilians were gunned down by Al-Qaeda affiliate terror group in Barsalogho town in Burkina Faso.

Ishtiaq was training other terrorists in a dense forest in Ranchi. He was the leader of their group.

The head of the Al Qaeda Indian Subcontinent (AQIS) module, exposed by Delhi Police's Special Cell, NIA, Jharkhand ATS, and other security agencies is Dr. Ishtiaq, who works in a hospital in Ranchi.

On Thursday (22nd August), a total of 14 people were arrested by Delhi police in connection with the Al-Qaeda-inspired terror module

A youth from Hailakandi in Assam has been arrested for claiming to be associated with Al-Qaeda and threatening Bangladesh-like violence in India including Assam to change the govt

The Delhi police said that those coming forward with any information regarding the terrorists will be rewarded "suitably". The names of informants will, however, be concealed.