NIA Crackdown On 7 ISIS-related Targets, Raids In Delhi

NIA crackdown on 7 ISIS-related targets, raided in Delhi, Kerala, and Karnataka. The National Investigation Agency is taking major action against the Islamic State (IS) module.

NIA raids are going on at seven places across the country including Delhi. According to the information, these raids are being conducted in 7 places related to Terror funding in Delhi, Kerala, and Karnataka.

NIA sources said that several agencies are running search operations at seven locations in Delhi, Karnataka, and Kerala. In this, raids are going on in the Jafrabad area in Delhi.

NIA crackdown: In addition, the NIA team is conducting searches at two locations in Bangalore. Along with this, raids are going on at four places in Kochi and Coonoor in Kerala.

The source said that the people whose premises are being raided are educated people, who have been allegedly radicalized by IS groups.

The source also said that the people whose premises are being searched can be arrested after questioning.

Justice for Sikhs gave seven lakh rupees to UN, know – SFJ’s nefarious plans.

Layers of a large conspiracy hatched by the Khalistani terrorist group Sikh for Justice (SJF) against India in the name of opposition to agricultural laws are being opened day by day.

It also tried to pawn the United Nations (UN) against India. For this, he had also donated 10 thousand dollars (seven lakh rupees) to the UN, but he could not succeed.

India has banned SJF as a terrorist group. The group was pressurizing the UN to set up a commission of inquiry to investigate the alleged misconduct of people protesting against agricultural laws.

The same group had announced to give one crore rupees to those who hoisted the SJF flag at the Red Fort during a tractor rally in Delhi on 26 January.

A spokesman for the United Nations Human Rights High Commissioner has acknowledged receiving donations from the SFJ.

The spokesperson said that the institution received donations of $ 10,000 online from Sikhs for Justice on March 1.

The spokesperson said that the donations of those people or institutions are usually not denied unless they have been banned by the United Nations.