Phulwari Sharif Terror Module: Posters Found In Sabzibagh
Phulwari Sharif Terror Module: Posters found in Sabzibagh have pictures of Teesta Setalvad and Zubair.
Four more people involved in anti-national activities with the aim of establishing Islamic power in India have been taken into custody by the police on Friday.
Of these, 2 Phulwari Sharif and 2 have been detained from Sabzibagh in Patna. 3 have already been sent to jail.
All of them belong to the Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) and the Popular Front of India (PFI).
At the same time, another suspect, Margub Ahmed, has also been arrested in the same sequence, which is being told by Pakistan’s radical organization Tehreek-e-Labbaik.
Some posters have also been found from the house of Sabzibagh where the raid took place on Friday. Teesta Setalvad, journalist Mohd. Photos of Zubair and Mr. Kumar are printed.
On Friday, when the ATS and the police raided the house of Sabzibagh at 3 am, posters related to the purpose of establishing Islamic power in the country were seized from there.
Teesta Setalvad, RB Shri Kumar, and Mohd. Pictures of Zubair were printed.
Messages were printed on the poster to free them all and defeat the BJP. The poster had ‘Defeat BJP Dictatorship’ printed in English.
This new hideout of anti-national activity has alerted the security agencies. SDPI’s office was running in two rooms on the ground floor of this house.
Other people living in the house told that two youths had taken these rooms on rent and had kept the SDPI office open.
When the team of ATS and Bihar Police arrived, a tenant and landlord were taken into custody.
So far, in this case, the police of Phulwari Sharif police station have arrested Jalaluddin, a retired inspector from Jharkhand, Athar Parvez. He was an active member of SIMI.
Apart from the interrogation of these three, on the basis of documents recovered from Amar Palace of Naya Tola of Phulwari Sharif.
It was found that the SDPI office is also running in a house in Sabzibagh, where anti-national activities are being conducted.
The name of this house is Naaz Manzil. There was no flag, banner, or poster outside the office. There was a small SDPI sticker on the door.
SDPI’s sticker and mobile number were written on the electric pole next to the door, with words like Join STPI.
