ISIS

The two men, identified as Abdullah Faiyaz Shaikh alia Diaperwala and Talha Khan, were intercepted by the Bureau of Immigration at the Mumbai International Airport T2 when they tried to return to India from Jakarta, Indonesia, where they had been hiding out. The NIA team then took them into custody and arrested them.

The suicide bombings by ISIS shattered a decade of peace that followed the elimination of the LTTE from Sri Lanka.

Fatima’s decision to end her life and those of her children, including the unborn one, highlighted the profound impact of extremist indoctrination. It reflects how radical ideologies can override basic human instincts, including a mother’s natural inclination to protect her offspring.

Pakistan’s Army Chief General Asim Munir’s recent remarks to the diaspora reaffirm Pakistan as the ideological predecessor to contemporary Islamic jihad movements.

CAIR International, in a post, claimed that she had not worked with the organisation for over five years. They said, "This person has not worked with our CAIR-KY chapter in FIVE years. She has no role at our civil rights group."

The author explained how every activity on the internet leaves a trace, which can be used in the future against the person who published it. Furthermore, the article stated that posting on social media, using search engines, or even clicking on certain links accumulates digital footprints, which can expose an individual’s identity, location, and activities.

The Delhi High Court has rejected a plea against the refusal of bail to Mohammad Heydaitullah, an alleged ISIS operative

Madhya Pradesh High Court denied bail to Mohammed Shahid Khan, an Islamic terrorist who was arrested by the National Investigation Agency in 2023 when it busted the ISIS Jabalpur module

The Quran in his room was opened to verse 9:111 which reads, “They fight in Allah’s cause, and slay and are slain; a promise binding…”.

The FBI found videos uploaded by Jabbar on social media, wherein he expressed his allegiance to ISIS and desire to kill people.