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The National Investigation Agency conducted raids across several locations in the Kashmir Valley as part of its probe into terror-related activities and funding networks. Searches were carried out with police and CRPF support. Further details are awaited

The NIA arrested Gade Innaiah, a social worker from Jangaon, Telangana, under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act for alleged links with CPI (Maoist). He runs an orphanage for 200 children. NIA cited investigation and witness protection as grounds for custody.

The NIA raided eight locations in Pulwama, Shopian and Kulgam in connection with a “white-collar” terror module associated with the Red Fort car blast that killed 15 people. Searches targeted associates of mastermind Irfan Wagay and arrested accused Dr Adeel Ahmad Rather.

The NIA arrested Soyab, a Faridabad resident, for harbouring terrorist Umar Muhammad (Un Nabi) and providing logistical support ahead of the November 10 Red Fort car bombing. He is the seventh suspect in the case as investigations into the terror network continue.

Kerala Police Chief has recommended transferring a UAPA case involving the attempted ISIS recruitment of a 16-year-old to the NIA. The teen escaped indoctrination, and authorities seek a deeper probe into potential digital, cross-border, and ideological links

The ED conducted searches linked to Al Falah University in connection with the November 10 Red Fort blast. NIA arrests reveal a terror module involving radicalized doctors, a suicide bomber’s aide, and links to Jaish-e-Muhammad operatives.

NIA sleuths, in coordination with West Bengal Police, arrested M.B.B.S. student Nisar Alam from Dalkhola in connection with the Red Fort Metro Station car blast. Authorities are investigating the suspected Jaish-e-Mohammed terror module linked to Al-Falah University in Faridabad.

The Red Fort car blast in Delhi, killing eight including the occupants, may be linked to a larger terror plan. Investigators are probing connections with the busted Faridabad module, tracing the vehicle’s route, and securing Delhi against further potential attacks.

The NIA on Monday launched searches at 22 locations across five states and Jammu and Kashmir in connection with a terror conspiracy case. Raids are underway in Baramulla, Kulgam, Anantnag, and Pulwama districts. Officials said further details are awaited.

The NIA arrested wanted accused Sharanjit Kumar alias Sunny from Gaya, Bihar, in connection with the March 2025 Amritsar temple grenade attack. He allegedly supplied grenades to assailants and had been absconding since NIA raids in Punjab.

Yadav’s recent motorcycle trip to Pakistan, which he documented on his YouTube channel, raised national security concerns

NIA chief Sadanand Date visited Pahalgam after the agency took over the investigation into the recent terror attack that killed 26 people. The team is gathering evidence and tracking those helping the terrorists. Security has been tightened in key areas as the probe intensifies

Karnataka Home Minister G. Parameshwara said that Pakistani nationals residing in Karnataka will be sent back, and action will be taken against those staying illegally

In another major step, Pakistani citizens will no longer be allowed entry into India under the SAARC Visa Exemption Scheme (SVES)

The Baramulla MP is facing trial in a terror funding case with the allegations that he funded separatists and terror groups in Jammu and Kashmir

Tahawwur Hussain Rana was a Pakistan-born Canadian national. He was a member of Lashkar-e-Taiba and Harakat-ul-Jihad-al-Islami (HUJI), and had entered into a criminal conspiracy for executing the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks around the beginning of 2005 along with other co-conspirators based in Pakistan

One US-made M-16 rifle, 14 live rounds, two mobile phones, and one bullet proof jacket from Malakar, a member of the arms and ammunition supply unit of the banned terror organisation, CPI (Maoist),

Officials noted that the preacher attracted NIA attention due to his mobile phone being traced to Karnataka on the day of the blast

Sources indicate that the NIA conducted raids at five locations within Bengaluru city and several residences in Thirthahalli town, located in the Shivamogga district.

The raids were being conducted in Chennai and Cuddalore.