Indian-origin FBI chief Kash Patel announced the extradition of a Pakistani citizen accused of planning an ISIS-linked terror attack in New York. The accused has been brought to the U.S. and will face terrorism charges.
The Supreme Court of India will pay tribute Today (April 23) at 2PM with a two-minute silence to honour victims of the Pahalgam terror attack. Judges, lawyers, and staff will participate in this solemn national observance.
The Delhi High Court rejected the bail plea of Naval Kishor Kapoor, citing flight risk and his role in illicit terror funding. The court found prima facie evidence of his involvement in transferring foreign funds to separatist groups in Kashmir.
The Delhi High Court has requested a response from the NIA to Jammu and Kashmir MP Rashid Engineer’s bail petition to attend Parliament’s Budget session starting January 31. Rashid, in Tihar Jail since 2019 for alleged terror funding, seeks interim bail or custody parole amid procedural challenges in his ongoing case. The court awaits the NIA’s reply.
The Delhi High Court has denied bail to Md Heydaitullah, accused of promoting ISIS terrorism through cyberspace by radicalizing youth and spreading hate. His active involvement in ISIS ideology, allegiance to its leaders, and possession of explosive materials led to the dismissal of his bail plea, emphasizing overwhelming evidence against him.
The Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Tribunal confirmed the Central Government’s decision to extend the ban on Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) for five years under the UAPA, citing evidence of its links to Khalistani terror groups, Pakistan’s ISI, and its role in inciting militancy, recruiting youth, targeting infrastructure, and disrupting national events. The tribunal found SFJ’s activities a direct threat to India’s national security, supported by testimonies, videos, and documents, concluding the ban was justified.
Ramesh Upadhyay, an accused in the 2008 Malegaon blast case, Yesterday (May 14th) claimed that he was implicated by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) due to the then United Progressive Alliance government’s pressure to “justify their Hindu terror theory”.
