National Investigation Agency

The SIA raided the Kashmir Times Jammu office, recovering firearms and a grenade. Executive Editor Anuradha Bhasin has been booked under UAPA. Meanwhile, the NIA revealed a Hamas-style drone attack plot linked to the Delhi Red Fort blast, arresting a key technical expert in Srinagar.

Police seized 2,900 kg of explosive materials and weapons in Faridabad, prompting raids at Al-Falah University. The NIA has joined the probe as doctors linked to the institution face interrogation over alleged terror connections.

Initially treated as a case of negligence, the Bathinda blasts investigation revealed radicalisation links to Masood Azhar. Gurpreet Singh’s digital trail and extremist content raised alarms, prompting central agencies to step in.

As courts exposed serious flaws in investigations, questions arise about the UPA-era ATS’s credibility. From Malegaon to Mumbai, victims remain without justice.

Court ignored legal precedent that conspiracy need not involve direct execution. It said “only one person” was killed and granted bail, even as NIA exposed PFI’s 950-name hitlist including judges and Hindu leaders.

NIA revealed that PFI operated through specialised units and created hit lists based on surveillance. Names recovered included leaders from other communities and a former judge, indicating targeted planning to eliminate ideological opponents.

Shamnad had been absconding for nearly three years. He was arrested from Ernakulam after a sustained manhunt by NIA.

The NIA's investigation into the Ramalingam murder case has spanned several years. At different intervals, the investigative agency achieved significant breakthroughs in the case. The matter was officially transferred to the NIA on 7th March 2019, following which the central investigative agency re-registered the case.