ISIS

According to reports, Saquib Nachan has been at the helm of carrying out 3 bomb blasts within a span of 4 months (6th December 2002 to 13th March 2003).

Huge amounts of unaccounted cash, firearms, sharp-edged weapons, incriminating documents, smartphones and other digital devices were seized during the raids, conducted as part of the NIA's ongoing efforts to disrupt and demolish the attempts of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) to carry out violent acts of terror and take innocent lives.

Saquib spent less than 2 years as a convict before being freed in November 2017. His release came 5 months earlier than expected on account of being 'disciplined' in jail.

Saquib Nachan was convicted in connection with 3 terror blasts that rocked Mumbai in 2002-03 and was freed from jail in 2017.

The NIA revealed that the arrested ISIS terrorists declared the village of Padgha in rural Thane as a ‘liberated zone' and as ‘Al-Sham'.

Of the total 44 locations being raided by the NIA since this morning, the agency sleuths searched one place in Karnataka, two in Pune, 31 in Thane Rural, nine in Thane city and one in Bhayander, sources said.

The accused in the Pune ISIS terror module case were planning to replicate the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks.

Pune ISIS module busted by NIA, AMU ISIS module busted by UP ATS and how they are intricately linked to one another

Wajihuddin Ali Khan initially started working for ISIS as an Over Ground Worker (OGW) and later established himself as an 'Amir' in organisations like SAMU (Students of AMU).

These terrorists were guided by ISIS handlers through various apps. They wanted to establish Sharia law in the country by waging war against India.