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The Special NIA court had allowed the photocopies of the statements to be used as secondary evidence in the case.

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In December, NIA had conducted raids in UP and Delhi and busted an ISIS-inspired terror module.

The Amroha-based ISIS-inspired module founder Suhail visited Kashmir twice last year to seek arms training from a Pakistani trained terrorist

It definitely raises questions why our newspapers are evoking sympathy when the issue is as grave as the advent of Islamic State-like activity on our land which could cause mayhem.

The National Investigative Agency (NIA) in a joint operation with the Uttar Pradesh anti-terrorism squad had earlier conducted raids on 17 locations in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh in connection with a new ISIS module named ‘Harkat ul Harb-e-Islam’.

The test-run of these pistols, which the NIA had earlier seized during the raids, was a part of preparations for a ‘fidayeen’ terror attack

Suhail admitted before the agencies to have unsuccessfully tried to radicalise the 17 year old son of the Lucknow woman.

Family members of those arrested by the NIA yesterday for their alleged links to ISIS in Amroha, Uttar Pradesh have resorted to protests and blocked the highway.

black powder form firecracker is used to make bombs by terrorists