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January - 2 
Special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court, Patna (Bihar), on January 2 extended the remand of the three of the Patna serial blasts accused Imtiaz Ansari alias Alam, Umer Siddiqui and Azharuddin Quraishi till January 15, 2013, according to The Times of India. The suspected Indian Mujahideen (
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Special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court, Patna (Bihar), on January 2 extended the remand of the three of the Patna serial blasts accused Imtiaz Ansari alias Alam, Umer Siddiqui and Azharuddin Quraishi till January 15, 2013, according to The Times of India. The suspected Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives were produced before the court of additional district and sessions judge (ADJ) XI Anil Kumar Singh.
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January - 3 
Indian Mujahideen (IM) ‘India operations chief’ Yasin Bhatkal and his close aide Asadullah Akhtar were on January 3 remanded in Police custody for 10 days by a Delhi court in connection with a case lodged against them for the September 2010 Jama Masjid terror attack, reports The Times of India. Bha
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Indian Mujahideen (IM) ‘India operations chief’ Yasin Bhatkal and his close aide Asadullah Akhtar were on January 3 remanded in Police custody for 10 days by a Delhi court in connection with a case lodged against them for the September 2010 Jama Masjid terror attack, reports The Times of India. Bhatkal and Akhtar were produced before Additional Sessions Judge Daya Prakash after expiry of Police custody in a separate case and special cell of Delhi Police sought their custodial interrogation in the 2010 Jama Masjid attack.
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January - 3 
Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abdul Karim Tunda, on January 3 withdrew his bail petition filed before a Delhi court, reports Zee News. Tunda, who is in judicial custody in connection with various terror attack cases, withdrew his plea after Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (CMM) Amit Bansal transferr
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Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abdul Karim Tunda, on January 3 withdrew his bail petition filed before a Delhi court, reports Zee News. Tunda, who is in judicial custody in connection with various terror attack cases, withdrew his plea after Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (CMM) Amit Bansal transferred his case to a sessions court. As the case was sent to a sessions court, advocate M S Khan, who appeared for Tunda, withdrew his bail plea with a liberty to file it before the sessions judge. He was chargesheeted for offences under sections 324 (voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapon), 307 (attempt to murder) and 120-B (criminal conspiracy) of Indian Penal Code (IPC) and the Police had claimed he was part of the conspiracy which led to two bomb blasts, one in Sadar Bazar and other in Qutab Road here, on October 1, 1997 in which several people were injured.
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January - 4 
A special court of National Investigation Agency (NIA) in Patna on January 4 issued an arrest warrant against Muzibullah Ansari, an important part in the Patna blasts, from whose hostel room in Ranchi a sizeable haul of live explosives was recovered on November 4, 2013 but Ansari has escaped to Nepa
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A special court of National Investigation Agency (NIA) in Patna on January 4 issued an arrest warrant against Muzibullah Ansari, an important part in the Patna blasts, from whose hostel room in Ranchi a sizeable haul of live explosives was recovered on November 4, 2013 but Ansari has escaped to Nepal, reports The Telegraph. The whereabouts of Muzibullah were last traced via his cellphone near the Bihar-Nepal border in the first week of November, 2013. After that, the intelligence teams lost the trail. His involvement in the blasts came to light with the interrogation of another suspect, Imtiyaz Ansari.
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January - 6 
New Delhi: A Delhi court on January 6 issued fresh non-bailable warrants against Pakistani-American Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative David Coleman Headley Headley, his accomplice Tahawwur Rana, LeT ‘founder’ Hafiz Saeed and November 26, 2008 (26/11) Mumbai (Maharashtra) attack mastermind Zaki-ur-Rehm
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New Delhi: A Delhi court on January 6 issued fresh non-bailable warrants against Pakistani-American Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative David Coleman Headley Headley, his accomplice Tahawwur Rana, LeT ‘founder’ Hafiz Saeed and November 26, 2008 (26/11) Mumbai (Maharashtra) attack mastermind Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi, who are accused of carrying out terror attacks, reports Zee News. According to the court sources, District Judge I S Mehta issued non-bailable warrants (NBWs) against nine persons after National Investigation Agency (NIA) informed the court that they were still absconding and warrants issued against them earlier have not been executed yet. The court issued NBWs against them for April 14, 2014 the next date of hearing. Besides Headley, Rana, Saeed and Lakhvi, warrants were issued against Pakistan Army officials Major Iqbal and Major Sameer Ali, top al Qaeda operative Illyas Kashmiri, believed to have died in a drone attack in Pakistan, Headley's handler Sajid Malik and ex-Pakistani Army officer Abdul Rehman Hashmi. These nine accused were charge sheeted by NIA in December 2011 for allegedly entering into a conspiracy with members of banned terror outfits LeT and HuJI to commit terror acts in India. These nine accused have been charge sheeted by the NIA for various offences punishable under the Indian Penal Code (IPC), including sections 121 (waging or attempting to wage war against the country) and 302 (murder) and also under the provisions of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.
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January - 7 
A Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA) court in Ajmer on January 7 remanded alleged Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) bomb expert Abdul Karim Tunda in CBI custody for six days in a case relating to tiffin box blasts in Jaipur on September 30, 1993, in which a teenager was seriously injure
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A Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA) court in Ajmer on January 7 remanded alleged Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) bomb expert Abdul Karim Tunda in CBI custody for six days in a case relating to tiffin box blasts in Jaipur on September 30, 1993, in which a teenager was seriously injured, reports The Hindu. The CBI remand is also applicable to the cases relating to serial blasts in five trains that left two persons dead and 22 injured in 1993. The blasts took place on Rajdhani Express, Flying Rani Express, Andhra Pradesh Express, New Delhi-Howrah Express and Howrah-New Delhi Express on December 6, 1993.
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A ‘sub zonal’ commander and three other cadres of Jharkhand Prastuti Committee (JPC) were arrested on January 7 and remanded in judicial custody on January 8, reports The Times of India. All four of them were dressed in camouflage uniform when Police got hold of them at Dulsulma village. Police reco
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A ‘sub zonal’ commander and three other cadres of Jharkhand Prastuti Committee (JPC) were arrested on January 7 and remanded in judicial custody on January 8, reports The Times of India. All four of them were dressed in camouflage uniform when Police got hold of them at Dulsulma village. Police recovered two country-made weapons and 17 sim cards along with five cell phones from them. Five other uniforms were recovered from beneath a banana shaft. Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Ajay Kumar identified the four as Rang Bahadur Singh, sub zonal commander, Nand Deo Prasad, Indradeo Singh and Sanjay Singh. All of them in the age group of 24 to 27.
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January - 10 
A court in Delhi on January 10 extended the Police custody of a suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative, Mohammad Rashid till January 15, 2014 after the Police said it was required for interrogating him, reports Business Standard. He was earlier arrested on December 16, 2013 from Mewat, Haryana. H
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A court in Delhi on January 10 extended the Police custody of a suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative, Mohammad Rashid till January 15, 2014 after the Police said it was required for interrogating him, reports Business Standard. He was earlier arrested on December 16, 2013 from Mewat, Haryana. His name surfaced after police interrogated Mohammad Shahid, another LeT suspect arrested by the special cell of the Delhi Police December 7 from Choti Mewli village in the same District. "It is submitted that further examination of accused Rashid is required for confronting him with the call details/conversations and the facts that have emerged after the examination of witnesses," the police told the court. During investigation, it was revealed the duo was in touch with Pakistan-based LeT ‘commander’ Javed Baluchi over mobile phones. Police have booked them under various charges dealing with criminal conspiracy and terrorism.
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January - 10 
Indian Mujahideen (IM) ‘India operations chief’ Yasin Bhatkal was on January 10 sent to Tihar Jail (Delhi) by a trial court for the first time, reports The Times of India. The court remanded Bhatkal and his aide Asadullah Akhtar to judicial custody till January 17 in a case lodged for the September
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Indian Mujahideen (IM) ‘India operations chief’ Yasin Bhatkal was on January 10 sent to Tihar Jail (Delhi) by a trial court for the first time, reports The Times of India. The court remanded Bhatkal and his aide Asadullah Akhtar to judicial custody till January 17 in a case lodged for the September 19, 2010, Jama Masjid (New Delhi) terror attack. The court also allowed the plea of Delhi Police seeking voice sample of Bhatkal, who was wanted in over 40 terror cases. Outlook added that the court allowed a plea of Delhi Police seeking voice sample of Bhatkal.
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January - 10 
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on January 10 produced Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) terrorist Sayed Abdul Kareem alias Tunda in Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA) court after four days, stating that they have completed interrogation of the accused, according to The Times
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The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on January 10 produced Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) terrorist Sayed Abdul Kareem alias Tunda in Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA) court after four days, stating that they have completed interrogation of the accused, according to The Times of India. "Since his interrogation is over, we produce Tunda in the court," a CBI application said. Tunda was arrested on production warrant in the Rajdhani express serial blasts of 1993. "We have verified almost everything from the accused and therefore nothing more is left to know from him," an official. Tunda is sent to Ajmer jail where his accomplices Jalees Ansari, Jamal Ulhak, Habib, Arbe Rehman Ansari and Abaree Rehmat who are already convicted in this case are already there.
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January - 10 
The Jharkhand High Court (HC) on January 10 again directed the State Government to dispose of all pending applications for compensation in cases of death in Naxalism-[(Left Wing Extremism (LWE)] related violence within six months and latest by one year in cases where enquiries are pending, reports T
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The Jharkhand High Court (HC) on January 10 again directed the State Government to dispose of all pending applications for compensation in cases of death in Naxalism-[(Left Wing Extremism (LWE)] related violence within six months and latest by one year in cases where enquiries are pending, reports The Times of India. Disposing of a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed by Gopinath Ghosh in 2011, a Division Bench of the HC comprising Chief Justice R Banumathi and Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh gave instructions to the State to not just expedite the processing of applications, but to also circulate copies of the order and ensure it reaches remote villages through block offices.
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January - 15 
A Delhi court on January 15 sent a suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative, Mohammad Rashid to judicial custody till January 21, 2014, reports dajiworld.com. Rashid was arrested from Nuh sub-division of Haryana's Mewat District on December 16, 2013. His name surfaced during police interrogation of
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A Delhi court on January 15 sent a suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative, Mohammad Rashid to judicial custody till January 21, 2014, reports dajiworld.com. Rashid was arrested from Nuh sub-division of Haryana's Mewat District on December 16, 2013. His name surfaced during police interrogation of Mohammad Shahid, another LeT suspect arrested by Delhi Police December 7 from Chhoti Mewli village in the same District. During investigation, it was revealed that the duo was in touch with Pakistan-based LeT ‘commander’ Javed Baluchi over mobile phones. Police have booked them under various charges dealing with criminal conspiracy and terrorism.
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January - 15 
A special court on January 15 issued non-bailable warrants against 12 Pakistan nationals wanted for their alleged involvement in the 26/11 (November 26, 2008) terror attacks case, reports The Times of India. Special public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam said the list includes the names revealed by alleged
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A special court on January 15 issued non-bailable warrants against 12 Pakistan nationals wanted for their alleged involvement in the 26/11 (November 26, 2008) terror attacks case, reports The Times of India. Special public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam said the list includes the names revealed by alleged Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative and key 26/11 handler Sayed Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal. The list names Major Samir, Nadim alias Shahid, Sajid Mir alias Vasibhai, Yakub alias Commander, Ehsanullah, Saad Shabbir, Kasim, Hassan, Rashid Abdullah alias Junaid, Abu Usama, Imran and Abu Shoaib.
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January - 15 
The Karnataka Police on January 15 moved to Patiala House Court in New Delhi seeking custody of Indian Mujahideen (IM) ‘India operations chief’ Yasin Bhatkal in connection with the April 17, 2010 Chinnaswamy Stadium blast case, reports dnaindia.com. The court has fixed January 17, 2014 for further h
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The Karnataka Police on January 15 moved to Patiala House Court in New Delhi seeking custody of Indian Mujahideen (IM) ‘India operations chief’ Yasin Bhatkal in connection with the April 17, 2010 Chinnaswamy Stadium blast case, reports dnaindia.com. The court has fixed January 17, 2014 for further hearing.
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January - 17 
A sessions court at Khamgaon in Buldhana District (Maharashtra) on January 17 upheld conviction by a lower court of a Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) leader, Sayyad Wasimoddin, and sentenced him to one-month imprisonment for possessing literature and other items pertaining to SIMI, reports
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A sessions court at Khamgaon in Buldhana District (Maharashtra) on January 17 upheld conviction by a lower court of a Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) leader, Sayyad Wasimoddin, and sentenced him to one-month imprisonment for possessing literature and other items pertaining to SIMI, reports The Times of India. The court imposed a fine of INR 200 on Wasimoddin and also upheld acquittal of eight other accused in the 2001 case. A case was registered against nine suspected SIMI members on September 27, 2001, after Khamgaon Police raided a residence of Wasimoddin and seized various items like literature related to SIMI banners, pamphlets and some magazines with radical content. In its judgement delivered on January 31, 2008, the lower court had held Wasimoddin guilty but acquitted others for want of evidence.
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January - 17 
A special court on January 17 issued non bailable warrants against 12 Pakistani nationals wanted for their alleged involvement in the 2008 Mumbai serial attacks case, reports The Times of India. Special Public Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam said that the list includes the names allegedly revealed by allege
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A special court on January 17 issued non bailable warrants against 12 Pakistani nationals wanted for their alleged involvement in the 2008 Mumbai serial attacks case, reports The Times of India. Special Public Prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam said that the list includes the names allegedly revealed by alleged Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative and key 26/11 handler Sayed Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal. In the order, special judge G A Sanap said that the order is the only way to get the accuse to India. Nikam said that since the Pakistani government had not responded to earlier pleas to get the accused to India the warrants were issued.
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January - 17 
A special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court on January 17 allowed the plea by Karnataka Police and remanded Indian Mujahideen (IM) co-founder Yasin Bhatkal in its custody till January 28 in connection with the blasts at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore in April, 2010, reports DNA India.
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A special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court on January 17 allowed the plea by Karnataka Police and remanded Indian Mujahideen (IM) co-founder Yasin Bhatkal in its custody till January 28 in connection with the blasts at the Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore in April, 2010, reports DNA India. District Judge IS Mehta allowed the application in which Karnataka Police had sought Bhatkal's custody for his alleged role in the blasts at Chinnaswamy Stadium on April 17, 2010, hours before an IPL cricket match between Royal Challengers and Mumbai Indians, in which 15 persons, including some security personnel, were injured in the low-intensity blasts at Chinnaswamy Stadium.
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January - 17 
The 14 alleged Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) activists, who were arrested in a crackdown following arrest of two persons in connection with a plot to assassinate Gujarat Chief Minister, Narendra Modi, while campaigning in the state in November, were on January 17 further remanded to judi
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The 14 alleged Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) activists, who were arrested in a crackdown following arrest of two persons in connection with a plot to assassinate Gujarat Chief Minister, Narendra Modi, while campaigning in the state in November, were on January 17 further remanded to judicial custody till January 31, 2014, reports The Times of India.
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January - 20 
Bombay High Court on January 20 recused itself from hearing confirmation of death penalty awarded to Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Himayat Baig in the German Bakery blast of February 13, 2010, reports Business Standard. Along with the confirmation of death sentence awarded to Baig, the appeal by
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Bombay High Court on January 20 recused itself from hearing confirmation of death penalty awarded to Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Himayat Baig in the German Bakery blast of February 13, 2010, reports Business Standard. Along with the confirmation of death sentence awarded to Baig, the appeal by this convict also came up for hearing. "Not before us," said a bench headed by Justice Naresh Patil. The judges did not assign any reason for not hearing the matter. Baig, was arrested in September 2010. He was convicted by a special court in Pune (Maharashtra) in early 2013 for his role in the blast. The court had found him guilty of taking part in the conspiracy and executing the blast at German Bakery.
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January - 21 
Delhi Police on January 21 told a court in New Delhi that alleged Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abdul Karim Tunda is involved in 33 terror attack cases between 1994 and 1998 in Delhi and other states, reports The Times of India. While 22 cases have been registered in the national capital, there ar
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Delhi Police on January 21 told a court in New Delhi that alleged Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abdul Karim Tunda is involved in 33 terror attack cases between 1994 and 1998 in Delhi and other states, reports The Times of India. While 22 cases have been registered in the national capital, there are 11 cases against Tunda in Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan including one being probed by CBI. It also said that charge sheet has been filed against Tunda in only three of the cases. "The fourth one is being investigated by the Special Cell," Police said. The Police's reply came on an application moved by Tunda seeking direction to police to furnish him details of the cases pending against him in India.
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January - 22 
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) Special Court on January 22 dismissed the anticipatory bail petition of an accused in the Kasargod Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) case, reports New Indian Express. K M Balachandran, NIA Special Court judge, ordered that accused Mammunhi alias Muhamad Kunji
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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) Special Court on January 22 dismissed the anticipatory bail petition of an accused in the Kasargod Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) case, reports New Indian Express. K M Balachandran, NIA Special Court judge, ordered that accused Mammunhi alias Muhamad Kunji cannot be granted anticipatory bail as there were serious offenses charged against him. “A very serious investigation has to be conducted with respect of the offences alleged. The investigation definitely would be hampered in case he is let free,” the court observed. Mammunhi is currently working in the UAE and is alleged to have involved in hawala (illegal money transfer) transactions. He is an accused in four cases registered for obtaining FICNs from various parts of Kasargod. In his petition, Mammunhi stated that an Investigation Officer had visited his house and intimidated his wife and family members. The NIA objected to the petition and submitted that he is operating from Dubai as a hawala agent and he was part of the conspiracy in distribution of FICNs. The case against him is charged under 489B, 489C, 420, 201, 120 B, 109 r/w 34 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).
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January - 22 
In a decision set to cause a flutter among Maharashtra Government officials, especially those working in the state's western parts, the Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court ruled that employees who never worked in tribal or Naxal [Left-Wing Extremism (LWE)]-affected areas should be posted there at leas
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In a decision set to cause a flutter among Maharashtra Government officials, especially those working in the state's western parts, the Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court ruled that employees who never worked in tribal or Naxal [Left-Wing Extremism (LWE)]-affected areas should be posted there at least once during the course of their service, reports The Times of India on January 23. The court also said that "those already working there for over three years should be transferred to other places".
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January - 24 
The Gauhati High Court asked the Central Government and State Government to clear their stand on granting Scheduled Tribe (ST) status to the Koch Rajbongshi community within the next two months, reports Times of India.
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The Gauhati High Court asked the Central Government and State Government to clear their stand on granting Scheduled Tribe (ST) status to the Koch Rajbongshi community within the next two months, reports Times of India.
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January - 27 
Delhi Police on January 27 officially substantiated the claim in a trial court that Indian Mujahideen (IM) is plotting to kidnap to secure IM ‘India operations chief’ Yasin Bhatkal’s release, reports The Times of India. The special cell had said, "A specific input has been received that some associa
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Delhi Police on January 27 officially substantiated the claim in a trial court that Indian Mujahideen (IM) is plotting to kidnap to secure IM ‘India operations chief’ Yasin Bhatkal’s release, reports The Times of India. The special cell had said, "A specific input has been received that some associates of Ahmad Siddibappa alias Yasin Bhatkal have conspired to commit a sensational kidnapping in Delhi to secure Bhatkal's release." Police told the court that its teams are camping in Bihar, West Bengal and other places to identify and apprehend the conspirators and a breakthrough in the matter is expected soon.
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January - 28 
A designated Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) ActT (TADA) court on January 28 directed the prisons department to transfer extradited terrorist Abu Salem back to Taloja jail in Navi Mumbai from Thane jail by February 2, 2014, reports Zee News. Salem, an accused in the 1993 Mumbai seri
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A designated Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) ActT (TADA) court on January 28 directed the prisons department to transfer extradited terrorist Abu Salem back to Taloja jail in Navi Mumbai from Thane jail by February 2, 2014, reports Zee News. Salem, an accused in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts, was extradited from Portugal on November 11, 2005.
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January - 29 
An Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative connected to 26/11 accused Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi and Muzammil was on January 29 convicted by a National Investigation Agency (NIA) NIA special court in connection with possession of arms and explosives and plotting to execute terror attacks in Hyderabad on May 7, 2
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An Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative connected to 26/11 accused Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi and Muzammil was on January 29 convicted by a National Investigation Agency (NIA) NIA special court in connection with possession of arms and explosives and plotting to execute terror attacks in Hyderabad on May 7, 2006, in which two persons were injured, reports The Times of India. The court sentenced the accused, Zia ul Haq, to seven years of rigorous imprisonment. A cab driver who went to Saudi Arabia in 1990's and was tapped there by ISI who took him to Pakistan for terror training, Haq is also accused of a grenade attack on Hyderabad's Odeon Deluxe theatre in 2006.
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January - 29 
In first case where Pakistan's involvement in printing of Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) has been nailed by forensic evidence, a National Investigation Agency (NIA) special court on January 29 convicted all six accused, reports The Times of India. It is also the first FICN case to be registered u
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In first case where Pakistan's involvement in printing of Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) has been nailed by forensic evidence, a National Investigation Agency (NIA) special court on January 29 convicted all six accused, reports The Times of India. It is also the first FICN case to be registered under Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) making such printing and distribution a terror activity. NIA had produced evidence to show that FICNs’ features, paper quality and printing quality matches exactly to Pakistan currency and thus could only have been printed by Pakistan Government press. The six accused, identified as Ravi Dhiren Ghosh, Nuruddin Islam, Mohd Samad, Mohd Aijul Shaikh, Mohd Asruddin Shaikh and Azraul Tamez Shaikh had been first arrested by Maharashtra ATS in 2009 with FICNs worth INR 345,000 in Mumbai.
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January - 29 
Six persons identified as Abdul Shaikh, Mohammed Aizul, Ravi Dhiren Gosh, Nooruddin Bari, Mohammed Samad and Aizul Shaikh in the Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) racket had been convicted under Section 16 and 18 of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and Section 489 of Indian Penal Code (IPC
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Six persons identified as Abdul Shaikh, Mohammed Aizul, Ravi Dhiren Gosh, Nooruddin Bari, Mohammed Samad and Aizul Shaikh in the Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) racket had been convicted under Section 16 and 18 of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and Section 489 of Indian Penal Code (IPC) on January 29 by a special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in Mumbai (Maharashtra), reports IBNLive. They were held guilty for possessing and circulating FICN in May 2009. The Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) of Maharashtra Police had arrested the accused on May 14, 2009 from near Star Cinema at Mazgoan in south Mumbai, after they received the tip-off that they were planning to exchange money.
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January - 30 
Three Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) operatives Safdar Nagori, Kamruddin and Mohamad Shafi were produced before three different courts in connection with old cases in Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh) on January 30, reports The Times of India. They are presently under judicial custody at Bhopal Cen
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Three Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) operatives Safdar Nagori, Kamruddin and Mohamad Shafi were produced before three different courts in connection with old cases in Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh) on January 30, reports The Times of India. They are presently under judicial custody at Bhopal Central jail. Different cases of inflammatory speeches, provoking people and involvement in unlawful activities are pending against them.
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February - 4 
A court on February 4 allowed the Mumbai (Maharashtra) Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) to arrest Indian Mujahideen (IM) ‘India operations chief’ Yasin Bhatkal and his aide Asadullah Akhtar in connection with the July 13, 2011 terror attack in the Mumbai in which 20 persons were killed, reports DNA India.
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A court on February 4 allowed the Mumbai (Maharashtra) Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) to arrest Indian Mujahideen (IM) ‘India operations chief’ Yasin Bhatkal and his aide Asadullah Akhtar in connection with the July 13, 2011 terror attack in the Mumbai in which 20 persons were killed, reports DNA India.
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February - 4 
Two members of the Federation of Khasi Jaintia and Garo People (FKJGP), a pro inner-line permit (ILP) group, were released on bail by a Shillong Court on February 4, reports The Telegraph. The released duo identified as Eldie N. Lyngdoh and Reginald Thabah are the ‘information secretary’ and ‘assist
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Two members of the Federation of Khasi Jaintia and Garo People (FKJGP), a pro inner-line permit (ILP) group, were released on bail by a Shillong Court on February 4, reports The Telegraph. The released duo identified as Eldie N. Lyngdoh and Reginald Thabah are the ‘information secretary’ and ‘assistant information secretary’ of the FKJGP central body respectively.
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February - 4 
A Delhi court on February 4 extended till February 18, 2014 the judicial custody of two suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operatives, identified as Rashid and Shahid, who were arrested from Mewat region of Haryana on December 17, 2013, reports Kashmir Times.
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A Delhi court on February 4 extended till February 18, 2014 the judicial custody of two suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operatives, identified as Rashid and Shahid, who were arrested from Mewat region of Haryana on December 17, 2013, reports Kashmir Times.
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February - 7 
A city court in Chennai (Tamil Nadu) acquitted 13 people accused of involvement with the banned terror group Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), The Times of India reported on February 8. The case relates to the arrest of some Sri Lankan Tamils in Chennai and seizure of communication devices, i
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A city court in Chennai (Tamil Nadu) acquitted 13 people accused of involvement with the banned terror group Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), The Times of India reported on February 8. The case relates to the arrest of some Sri Lankan Tamils in Chennai and seizure of communication devices, including satellite phones, from them in April 2009, during the last phase of the Civil War in Sri Lanka that led to the decimation of the LTTE. Delivering the verdict, the judge said he had doubts about the confession statements allegedly made by the accused. Further, the investigating officers gave contradictory statements on the movement of the special team, seizure of devices and the time of examination of witnesses. The judge also pointed out that forensic experts, who examined the seized items, had said the telescope could also be used sighting animals. The prosecution also failed to reveal the messages exchanged through satellite phones, the judge said.
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February - 7 
A special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) Court situated inside the Arthur Road Jail on February 7 granted bail to one accused, Mushtaque Ahmed in the Aurangabad (Maharashtra) arms haul case of 2006, reports Asian Age. Ahmed is facing charges of hoarding arms and explosives in hug
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A special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) Court situated inside the Arthur Road Jail on February 7 granted bail to one accused, Mushtaque Ahmed in the Aurangabad (Maharashtra) arms haul case of 2006, reports Asian Age. Ahmed is facing charges of hoarding arms and explosives in huge quantity, along with 21 other accused, including Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abu Jundal. Ahmed was granted bail on a bond of INR 50,000 or property worth the same amount with one surety. He has been asked to attend all court proceedings of his case and not to tamper with evidence or meet any of the prosecution witnesses. Ahmed is the third person to get bail in this case. Javed Abdul Majeed Ansari was the first person to secure bail from the High Court in this case in October, 2013. Riyaz Ahmed was granted bail by MCOCA court in December, 2013.
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February - 9 
Chhattisgarh Government has decided to setup a ‘district’ and an ‘additional district’ court in Narayanpur and Dantewada Districts respectively, reports The Times of India on February 10. The move to set up the District Court at Narayanpur is primarily to speed up trials in cases related to Maoist v
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Chhattisgarh Government has decided to setup a ‘district’ and an ‘additional district’ court in Narayanpur and Dantewada Districts respectively, reports The Times of India on February 10. The move to set up the District Court at Narayanpur is primarily to speed up trials in cases related to Maoist violence. However, it would in general provide relief to other litigants too, as presently they have to travel to Kondagaon District, which is 56 km away, for court hearings. Confirming the move, Chhattisgarh Principal Secretary, Law and Legislative Affairs, Samanta Ray, said a provision has been made in the budget (2014-15) for setting up these Courts. He admitted that the move was primarily aimed at speeding Maoist-related trials, particularly in Narayanpur area.
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February - 11 
A special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court on February 11 dropped charges against a prime accused, Firoz alias Hamza Abdul Hameed Sayyed, in the August 1, 2012 Pune (Maharashtra) blasts case, reports The Times of India. After pronouncing the order, special MCOCA Judge A L Pan
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A special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court on February 11 dropped charges against a prime accused, Firoz alias Hamza Abdul Hameed Sayyed, in the August 1, 2012 Pune (Maharashtra) blasts case, reports The Times of India. After pronouncing the order, special MCOCA Judge A L Pansare granted a four-week stay against the order since the prosecution sought time to decide if it wanted to file an appeal in the Bombay High Court.
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February - 11 
Indicting Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abdul Karim Tunda for the terror strikes in Indian cities between 1994 and 1998, the Delhi Police blamed Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) for masterminding the attacks, The Times of India reported on February 17. The chargesheet, filed on Februar
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Indicting Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abdul Karim Tunda for the terror strikes in Indian cities between 1994 and 1998, the Delhi Police blamed Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) for masterminding the attacks, The Times of India reported on February 17. The chargesheet, filed on February 11, 2014 says, "Abdul Karim Tunda along with Pakistan's spy agency ISI and LeT prepared a team of Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Indian Jehadi Muslims and prepared a blueprint of carrying out attacks in India”. It further says that "on the anniversary of demolition of Babri Masjid in 1993, Tunda, on the directions of ISI and LeT chief Hafiz Sayeed, made a plan to carry out serial blasts on trains in Mumbai". Tunda has been named in the chargesheet under provisions of Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA) and the Explosive Substances Act. Tunda was arrested by the Special Cell on August 16, 2013 from the Indo-Nepal border. It also gives a detailed list of LeT's hierarchy apart from details of ISI officers and Dawood Ibrahim with whom Tunda had close relations. The chargesheet also gives details of other terror outfits like Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), Indian Mujahideen (IM) and Babbar Khalsa International (BKI). It says that in 2010, Colonel Imtiaz of ISI and Iqbal Kana had assigned Tunda the task of sending RDX to India via Bangladesh, to be used by BKI terrorists to target the Commonwealth Games in Delhi. The chargesheet gives details some senior ISI functionaries, whose phone numbers were found in Tunda's phone, as evidence of Pakistan's active involvement in terror activities in India. Tunda was in regular touch with several ISI officials and LeT operatives including Zaki-Ur-Rehman Lakhvi (LeT operational chief), Azam Cheema (operational head of infiltration), Haaji Ashraf (LeT finance head), Saifullah Mansoor (head of LeT's Punjab division in Pakistan), Hafiz Abdul Salam Bhutavi (director of LeT terror training), Abu Dujana (chief of security guards of LeT), Abdul Rehman Aabid (Mufti) and Amir Hamza Rana Iftekar (key Lakhvi aide). In addition, Tunda was also in regular touch with Brigadier Hameed Gul, Colonel Usman and Colonel Abdulla of ISI and BKI's Wadhwa Singh, Ratandeep Singh and Lakhbir Singh. The chargesheet says Tunda was in regular touch with Dawood Ibrahim. It says he was taken to Dawood's house at Clifton in Karachi (provincial capital of Sindh) by BKI's Lakhbir Singh in 2002. "Dawood offered Tunda all kinds of help for future terror operations. After 6-7 months, Tunda met Dawood again," says the chargesheet. Tunda had also met IM founder Amir Reza Khan in Pakistan in 2005 through an ISI agent. The chargesheet also states that Tunda collaborated with Iqbal Kana, the counterfeit mastermind, to smuggle Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) into India.
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February - 11 
The Delhi Police on February 11 filed a chargesheet in a Delhi court against Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abdul Karim Tunda in connection with a case pertaining to the January 17, 1994 recovery of explosive substances in Delhi’s Malviya Nagar area, reports Zee News. According to court sources, Tu
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The Delhi Police on February 11 filed a chargesheet in a Delhi court against Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abdul Karim Tunda in connection with a case pertaining to the January 17, 1994 recovery of explosive substances in Delhi’s Malviya Nagar area, reports Zee News. According to court sources, Tunda has been named in the chargesheet under the Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA) and the Explosive Substances Act. According to Police, Tunda is involved in 33 bomb blasts in India between 1994 and 1998, with 22 of those in Delhi.
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February - 17 
A Delhi court on February 17 extended till March 3, 2014 the judicial custody of a Jammu and Kashmir Police constable and two others, arrested for their alleged roles in narcotics trade through which money was used to fund banned terror outfit Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM), reports PTI.
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A Delhi court on February 17 extended till March 3, 2014 the judicial custody of a Jammu and Kashmir Police constable and two others, arrested for their alleged roles in narcotics trade through which money was used to fund banned terror outfit Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM), reports PTI.
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February - 17 
A suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Mohammad Umer Madani, who was recruiting youths in India in the name of Jihad, has been sent to jail for five years by a Delhi court for possessing Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICNs) and supplying money for terrorist activities, reported Business Standard
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A suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Mohammad Umer Madani, who was recruiting youths in India in the name of Jihad, has been sent to jail for five years by a Delhi court for possessing Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICNs) and supplying money for terrorist activities, reported Business Standard on February 18. According to special cell of Delhi Police, in May 2009 information was received that Madani, a native of Bihar, was settled in Nepal after taking training for LeT in Pakistan. The Police alleged he was recruiting the youths in India in the name of Jihad and was sending them to Pakistan for training. The Police said that on June 4, 2009, Madani was arrested and was found in possessions of some papers, diaries, personal belongings, US dollars and some FICNs.
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February - 17 
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has filed a chargesheet at the NIA Special Court against two accused, Abdul Kalam alias Azad and Abdul Majeed in the Nedumbassery (Ernakulam District, Kerala) Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) case of March, 2010, New Indian Express reported on February 18. The
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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has filed a chargesheet at the NIA Special Court against two accused, Abdul Kalam alias Azad and Abdul Majeed in the Nedumbassery (Ernakulam District, Kerala) Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) case of March, 2010, New Indian Express reported on February 18. The NIA charged 489 (B), 489 (C) r/w 34 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) against the accused. Sanal Kumar, Abdulla Haji and Mohammad Rafi are the other accused. These persons were not chargesheeted as they are yet to be arrested. Abdul Kalam was arrested from Kondotty while Abdul Majeed was deported from Dubai last year. According to the NIA, Muhammed Rafi has been raising funds from Gulf countries and smuggling FICN into India to destabilise the Indian economy since 2007. Abdul Kalam had received FICNs from Abdulla Haji and handed them over to Muhammad Rafi.
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February - 18 
A special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court on February 18 extended the custody of Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives Yasin Bhatkal and Asadullah Akhtar till February 28, reports Indian Express. The duo, accused in the July 13, 2011, Mumbai triple blasts case. According to the
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A special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court on February 18 extended the custody of Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives Yasin Bhatkal and Asadullah Akhtar till February 28, reports Indian Express. The duo, accused in the July 13, 2011, Mumbai triple blasts case. According to the Maharashtra Anti Terrorism Squad, the accused have played a crucial role in the blasts and were involved in assembling the Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) used in the terror attack.
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February - 20 
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on February 20 filed its second chargesheet against Indian Mujahideen (IM) ‘India operations chief’ Yasin Bhatkal and his associate Asadullah Akhtar in connection with a case of alleged conspiracy to carry out terror acts in India, reports NDTV. The supplement
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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on February 20 filed its second chargesheet against Indian Mujahideen (IM) ‘India operations chief’ Yasin Bhatkal and his associate Asadullah Akhtar in connection with a case of alleged conspiracy to carry out terror acts in India, reports NDTV. The supplementary chargesheet was filed before the court of District Judge I S Mehta who posted the matter for February 24 for taking cognisance on the final report. The other two arrested accused Manzar Imam and Ujjair Ahmed, both hailing from Ranchi (Jharkhand) have been charged for their role in the conspiracy to commit terrorist acts, for harbouring IM terrorists, membership of the terrorist organization and for giving support and raising funds for it, adds The Times of India. According to court sources, Bhatkal and Akhtar have been listed in the chargesheet under various sections of the India Penal Code (IPC), including 120-B (criminal conspiracy), 121 (waging war against the country), 121-A (conspiracy to wage war) and under various sections of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA).The sources also said NIA has defined the roles of Bhatkal and Akhtar in the entire conspiracy of the IM to carry out the terror activities. Regarding Bhatkal's role, the NIA had said that he, along with other conspirators, developed different modules and sleeper cells in Delhi, Darbhanga in Bihar, Nanded, Mumbai, Pune, Bhatkal in Karnataka and Hyderabad. It had also said that Bhatkal had contacted several students of Anjuman Engineering College in Bhatkal to motivate them in the name of 'jihad'. Hindustan Times further reports that chargesheet sai, IM operatives intended to go global with two of them expressing a desire to fight in Syria against the Bashar-al-Assad regime. NIA, in its charge sheet, gives extensive details about hundreds of online chats that Yasin had with IM’s Pakistan-based top leader Riyaz Bhatkal and other India-based operatives like Tehseen Akhtar alias Monu, who are wanted by the police for their alleged role in multiple terror cases. Riyaz told Yasin in one of the chat exchanges that two of his operativesdescribed as Shafi and Farhanwant to go to Syria to fight alongside jehadis against the Assad regime, says the charge sheet. In addition, Yasin Bhatkal used a social networking site ‘Nimbuzz’ to deceive Indian security agencies and send messages to other militants, the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has found, dnaindia.com reports on February 21. Bhatkal used this application to keep in constant touch with Riyaz Bhatkal, IM chief based in Pakistan. "Yasin was communicating with other IM members through this site," an ATS officer said. The two emails used by Yasin were
[email protected]
and
[email protected]
, while Riyaz used
[email protected]
. Using these addresses, the two registered themselves on Nimbuzz and used it to communicate with each other. Meanwhile, the chargesheet has virtually given a clean chit to 2010 German Bakery blasts convict Mirza Himayat Baig, according to The Times of India. The agency has produced evidence in the form of a confessional statement by Yasin that exonerates Baig and may help his acquittal in a higher court. Statements recorded under section 164 of the CrPC are admissible as evidence in court.
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An Army jawan (trooper), Sepoy Harmeet Singh, posted in the 73 Armoured unit at Hisar (Haryana) cantonment was on February 24 sent to judicial custody following his arrest on February 20 for allegedly transporting illegal weapons to Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF) militants, reports The Times of In
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An Army jawan (trooper), Sepoy Harmeet Singh, posted in the 73 Armoured unit at Hisar (Haryana) cantonment was on February 24 sent to judicial custody following his arrest on February 20 for allegedly transporting illegal weapons to Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF) militants, reports The Times of India. The KLF module had several local Shiv Sena leaders, including Yograj Sharma, Surinder Billa and Harvinder Soni, on its target list. "It came out during the investigations that Harmeet had transported a 9mm semi-automatic pistol from Khokhar to Sohal area of Gurdaspur in September. He had kept the weapon for 15 days before handing it over his brother Gurpreet, who is an active member of the KLF," Gurdaspur SSP Raj Jit Singh commented.
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February - 21 
Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives Yasin Bhatkal and Asadullah Akhtar alias Tabrez were brought to the Mumbai Crime Branch headquarters on February 21 for recording of their confessional statements before the Deputy Commissioners of Police (DCP), reports The Times of India. So far, Bhatkal and Tabrez
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Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives Yasin Bhatkal and Asadullah Akhtar alias Tabrez were brought to the Mumbai Crime Branch headquarters on February 21 for recording of their confessional statements before the Deputy Commissioners of Police (DCP), reports The Times of India. So far, Bhatkal and Tabrez were in the custody of Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) for their suspected roles in the July 13 2011 (13/7) blasts. "The duo has been brought to the police headquarters and their confessional statements will be recorded before officers of the rank of deputy commissioner under the Maharashtra Control of Organized Crime Act (MCOCA)," said an officer. Such confessions are treated as evidence against the accused. But in most cases, accused retract the statements.
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February - 22 
The 272-page chargesheet filed by National Investigation Agency (NIA) against Indian Mujahideen (IM) Indian operations ‘chief’ Yasin Bhatkal states, he asked Riyaz Bhatkal whether a "small nuclear bomb" could be arranged to nuke Surat (Gujarat), to which Riyaz replied "anything can be arranged in Pa
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The 272-page chargesheet filed by National Investigation Agency (NIA) against Indian Mujahideen (IM) Indian operations ‘chief’ Yasin Bhatkal states, he asked Riyaz Bhatkal whether a "small nuclear bomb" could be arranged to nuke Surat (Gujarat), to which Riyaz replied "anything can be arranged in Pakistan", Indian TV reports on February 23. The plan did not materialize after Yasin was arrested. The chargesheet also reveals how two Azamgarh militants, Abu Rashid and Bada Sajid, experts at making bombs, are handling IM training camps in Waziristan (Pakistan) and Afghan border. It also reveals that the IM has begun shifting its bases to al-Qaeda safe houses in North Waziristan Agency of FATA, after serious differences cropped up between the Pakistani spy agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and IM. The ISI, according to disclosures in the chargesheet, wanted IM to postpone the serial train blasts as Pakistan feared international scrutiny. NIA chargesheet also says Al-qaeda is IM’s new ally.
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February - 24 
Indian Mujahideen (IM) has established a new module in Rajasthan and operatives of the outfit were "highly motivated" to carry out terrorist activities in the country, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has said in its charge sheet filed in a Delhi court, IBNLive reports on February 24. "Invest
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Indian Mujahideen (IM) has established a new module in Rajasthan and operatives of the outfit were "highly motivated" to carry out terrorist activities in the country, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has said in its charge sheet filed in a Delhi court, IBNLive reports on February 24. "Investigation has also established the emergence of a new module of IM operatives in Rajasthan, the members of which were in regular contact with Riyaz Bhatkal and were highly motivated to carry out terrorist attacks," the NIA said. In addition, Delhi's Akshardham temple and Pune's cantonment area were on top of IM’s list of places to be targeted, the NIA has said in its charge-sheet against IM's India operations ‘chief’ Yasin Bhatkal and his three aides, reports The Times of India on February 25. According to data retrieved from the laptops recovered from Bhatkal and his aide Asadullah Akhtar, IM members were carrying out reconnaissance of these places, the charge-sheet said. "The files named as... are the photographs of Khirkee area in Pune (Army cantonment) which was sent by Riyaz Bhatkal to accused Asadullah Akhtar through internet in order to carry out a reconnaissance during the month of January/February 2012 while Waqas and he were staying in the hideout located at Loni, near Loni Medical college in Ahmednagar district in Maharashtra," the NIA said. It further said, "Files named as... are the photographs of Akshardham temple in Delhi. Investigation revealed that accused Md Ahmed Siddibapa (Yasin Bhatkal) went there for the purpose of recce. This established the design of the accused persons for conducting future attacks." Further, NIA has found forensic evidence that IM operatives received instructions on terror attacks from the mentors from across the border. With help from the Netherlands' instant messaging service provider Nimbuzz, the NIA has traced the chat ID of IM founder Riyaz Bhatkal, through which he passed on instructions to Yasin Bhatkal, to Pakistan Telecommunication Company Ltd (PTCL). The chargesheet notes: "The login details from Nimbuzz, in respect of menothing1 and davidthapa77, were received from the providers. From the received details, the creation of IP of the account menothing1 was found to be 221.120.246.6, which belongs to Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited." The chargesheet directly accuses the Pakistan government of providing shelter to the absconding accused. It says, "The organisation is receiving financial and material assistance from the ISI backed by the Government of Pakistan which has sheltered several absconding operatives." The chat exchanges between IM operatives in India and Pakistan also reveal a sinister plan of IM to expand its footprints across the middle-east and Afghanistan and the outfit's growing ties with Taliban and al-Qaeda. In addition, Yasin Bhatkal was inspired by al Qaeda ‘chief’ Osama Bin Laden and used to motivate youngsters for sacrificing their lives in the name of 'jihad' through the videos of the slain terrorist, NIA has also said in its charge sheet. "He (Bhatkal) used to quote selected phrases from Islamic religious books in support of 'jihad'. He had downloaded from internet a number of documents which portrayed Jihad as an obligatory act of every Muslim. He had also downloaded lectures of Muslim leaders and fighters like Osama Bin laden, Al Yazeed, Al Zarkawi, C Khateeb, Awlaqi from internet. He made young Muslim boys watch these videos and read out these documents to them, so as to motivate them to sacrifice their lives in the name of jihad," NIA said, NIA also stated on February 24, that, Yasin Bhatkal was earlier arrested for theft in Kolkata (West Bengal) in 2009 but Kolkata Police did not know he was the terror mastermind. "Accused Md Ahmed Siddibapa (Bhatkal) visited Kolkata in 2009 along with one Qateel Siddiqui and stayed at the residence of one Humayun for the furtherance of the activities of the IM. He tried to build his network with the help of some Bangladeshi terror links and was arrested on suspicion in a case of theft by Kolkata Police," the NIA has said. During arrest, he identified himself with a fake name Mohammad Arshad, the chargesheet said.
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February - 24 
Indian Mujahideen (IM) initially started as a small group called “Usaba” in Bhatkal, Karnataka, and got its present name from media reports after its 2007 terror strike in Uttar Pradesh, according to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) chargesheet, the Hindu reports on February 25. Meaning a gro
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Indian Mujahideen (IM) initially started as a small group called “Usaba” in Bhatkal, Karnataka, and got its present name from media reports after its 2007 terror strike in Uttar Pradesh, according to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) chargesheet, the Hindu reports on February 25. Meaning a group of congregation of men more than 11 but less than 40, Usaba sent out an e-mail claiming responsibility for the 2007 court blasts in Uttar Pradesh while still looking for a suitable name for the group. “The nomenclature of ‘Indian Mujahideen’ was liked by the operatives and was thus used in the subsequent e-mails along with a designed logo,” the NIA chargesheet stated. Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) was code named ‘Taagut’ or ‘Voda’, NIA was Neye, al Qaeda was termed ‘Waagu’ or ‘Micro’ while Taliban became ‘Tech’. Even places got new names. India became ‘Innd’, Delhi ‘Shaam’, Mumbai ‘Gaww’, Pune ‘Metro’, while Bhatkal, the home town of IM men Riyaz, Iqbal and Yasin Bhatkal, was code named ‘Dehat’. Iqbal Bhatkal was codenamed ‘Bebo’. Even weapons were given interesting names: ‘pistol’ became ‘chaloo ticket’ and AK-47 ‘reservation’; with explosives becoming ‘Chrnnn’ and suicide bombers ‘deposits’.
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February - 25 
Top Indian Mujahideen (IM) leaders have joined al-Qaeda and are “fighting in Afghanistan-Pakistan border” and Afghanistan, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) stated in the chargesheet against IM India operations 'chief', Yasin Bhatkal and his associate Asadullah Akhtar, Indian Express reports o
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Top Indian Mujahideen (IM) leaders have joined al-Qaeda and are “fighting in Afghanistan-Pakistan border” and Afghanistan, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) stated in the chargesheet against IM India operations 'chief', Yasin Bhatkal and his associate Asadullah Akhtar, Indian Express reports on February 26. NIA has said that “one IM operative Bada Sajid is fighting in Afghanistan-Pakistan border region” and “was also wounded in one of the skirmishes”. According to the chargesheet, the IM is now an al-Qaeda affiliate whose members are trained by the global terror network, and who have been instructed to focus on Myanmar and to “kidnap Jews in India”.The chargesheet says that at a meeting in Dubai five years ago, the IM leadership decided to cut ties with Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), and join the al-Qaeda. “Investigations revealed that during the stay of the accused (Akhtar) in Dubai (in 2008-09), Iqbal Bhatkal was elected as the leader of Indian Mujahideen and it was decided to sever the association with ISI as soon as possible, and shift towards the Al Qaida, since everyone unanimously felt that the ISI was against the true Jihadi ideology,” says the chargesheet. According to the chargesheet, the IM has split into two groups, one of which is led by “Sajid Sheikh @ Bada Sajid, 27, of Azamgarh, UP”, and the other by “Iqbal and Riyaz Bhatkal”. The Times of India, added that IM terrorists had on their target some tourist spots, a royal train and some other places in the state, especially in western Rajasthan including Jodhpur, Barmer and Jaisalmer, sources said. The chargesheet reveals that the IM shifted the base from Bihar and other nearby states to Rajasthan after an intense crackdown on its Bihar unit by the cops probing the low intensity blasts that occurred during Narendra Modi's rally in Patna in October, 2013 and Bodh Gaya in July, 2013. The group allegedly plans to target foreign tourists and has conducted a recce in several places in Rajasthan apart from other places including Delhi, Mumbai and Maharashtra. After the IM's activities were found in the state, the Rajasthan ATS had intensified search for three IM terrorists, identified as Mohammed Taseen Akhtar, Haider Ali and Waqas alias Javed Mohammad on suspicion that they might target Israeli tourists who frequent some cities including Pushkar, Jodhpur and Jaisalmer. The chargesheet further stated that, splinter group of IM had plans to form a group called Tehreek-e-Taliban Hindustan, along the lines of Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan, Daily Mail reports on February 25.
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February - 27 
Special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in Patna (Bihar) on February 27 sent Ahmad Hussain, Fakhruddin, Anil Pandey and Mohammed Raju on judicial remand till March 12, 2014 in Patna serial blasts case of October 27, 2013, reports The Times of India. They have been charged with helping the
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Special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in Patna (Bihar) on February 27 sent Ahmad Hussain, Fakhruddin, Anil Pandey and Mohammed Raju on judicial remand till March 12, 2014 in Patna serial blasts case of October 27, 2013, reports The Times of India. They have been charged with helping the terrorists in procuring explosives and sheltering them. The same court also extended the remand of four other accused, Imtiaz Ansari alias Alam, Umer Siddiqui, Tabish Neyaz and Azharuddin Quraishi, till March 12, 2014 in connection with the blasts. With this, the number of persons arrested in the case has reached eight.
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February - 27 
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) revealed that Kolkata (West Bengal) has been an important hub for the activities of Indian Mujahideen (IM), The Times of India reports on February 28. In his confession to NIA, IM operative Asadullah Akhtar alias Haddi said that the American Center attack and
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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) revealed that Kolkata (West Bengal) has been an important hub for the activities of Indian Mujahideen (IM), The Times of India reports on February 28. In his confession to NIA, IM operative Asadullah Akhtar alias Haddi said that the American Center attack and the kidnapping of Khadim's boss in Kolkata (both in 2002) were part of a bigger plan. Haddi admitted before a magistrate in Miyapur, Andhra Pradesh, that in 1999-2000, Aftab Ansari started the IM (called Asif's Commando Force then) with Asif Rezza Khan, a resident of Kolkata, who died in an encounter in 2002. Haddi also said that his people attacked the American Center in Kolkata. Haddi added that he got arms training and learnt how to make explosives at a training camp conducted by Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence (ISI). "Haddi and Bhatkal had revealed that the 'Bihar module' was the first thing to come up under the leadership of Yasin Bhatkal and Mohammad Tariq Anjum Hasan. Kolkata acted as a base for this module. However, since this module was more ideologically inclined, other modules in Pune, Beed in Maharashtra and Azamgarh in UP, were in charge of executing terror attacks across the country till 2008. It was only when these modules were either eliminated or busted, that the IM fell back on its recruits from Samitipur-Darbhanga and Nalanda,'' according to sources. Further, the custody of IM India operations 'chief' Yasin Bhatkal and his aide Asadullah Akhtar, ends on February 28 (today), reports Zee News. According to the Mumbai Anti Terrorism Squad (ATS), Bhatkal played a very important role in procuring explosives and making Improvised Explosive Device (IED) used in 2011 Mumbai terror attack. IM was keen on 26/11 suicide attack, targeting Police and politicians, instead of planting bombs and running away, The Times of India reports on February 28. IM operative Mirza Shadab Baig and Asadullah Akhtar had discussed that bomb explosions killing common people had little impact as the government moved on after paying compensation to victims. According to the chargesheet filed by NIA, Riyaz Bhatkal and Yasin Bhatkal were particularly impressed with what Maoists had achieved in Darbha, Chhattisgarh where a Congress cavalcade was ambushed killing 27 people, including the party's top leaders. They had discussed that IM, too, should do something similar that would shake the government. With such a plan in mind, Yasin's associate Asadullah Akhtar was trying to procure explosives and guns. He believed that it was time for the outfit to move towards suicide attack. Further, the chargesheet stated that every article needed to make a bomb is easily available in Delhi. "Irshad Khan (Yasin's father-in-law) pointed out the chemical shops, scientific store, buffing shop, tool shop, metal shop, welding workshop and dye shop from where he and Yasin Bhatkal procured chemicals/tools/metal/instruments/dyes etc," it states. All the shops are located in central Delhi's wholesale hubs, such as Esplanade Road, Pai Walan, Jama Masjid, Tilak Bazar, Hauz Qazi, Ajmeri Gate, Sitaram Bazar, Anand Parbat and Lajpat Rai Market. Although there are strict guidelines for the sale of chemical material in Delhi, the IM terrorists found ways to get around them. The chargesheet also states the names of the 16 important IM operatives who are wanted by Delhi Police in various cases. They are: Iqbal Bhatkal, Riyaz Bhatkal, Amir Raza Khan, Mohseen Chaudhary, Waqas, Tehsin alias Monu, Danish, Mohammad Ismail, Mohammad Zasim, Abdul Kadir, Afif, Khalil, Anwar, Sabir, Salim and Abdul Moik.
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February - 28 
A perfume shop of Yasin Bhatkal in Karnataka became IM hub in 2001 for establishment of the Darbhanga module, the NIA has said, dnaindia.com reports on March 1. According to NIA, IM's Darbhanga module came into existence after some key IM members, including Yasin and Fasih Mahmood, developed close l
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A perfume shop of Yasin Bhatkal in Karnataka became IM hub in 2001 for establishment of the Darbhanga module, the NIA has said, dnaindia.com reports on March 1. According to NIA, IM's Darbhanga module came into existence after some key IM members, including Yasin and Fasih Mahmood, developed close links in 2001 at the perfume and naturopathy medicines shop in Bhatkal in Udupi District of Karnataka. NIA charge sheet stated that around December 2001, Yasin had opened the shop 'Almohtasham' near Noor Masjid. "The perfume shop was very popular amongst the students of Anjuman Engineering College. The shop used to be frequented by students like Fasih Mahmood, Tarique Anjum... The visitors included a blend of locals and boys from Darbhanga who would discuss 'jihad' along with local and national/global issues together, fostering a very close relationship which in future would be the basis of Darbhanga module of IM".
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February - 28 
A sessions’ court on February 28 sent Indian Mujahideen (IM) India operations 'chief' Yasin Bhatkal and his accomplice Asadullah Akhtar alias Haddi to judicial custody until March 13, 2014, reports The Hindu. The accused have been sent to Thane jail. Bhatkal and Akhtar are being tried for their role
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A sessions’ court on February 28 sent Indian Mujahideen (IM) India operations 'chief' Yasin Bhatkal and his accomplice Asadullah Akhtar alias Haddi to judicial custody until March 13, 2014, reports The Hindu. The accused have been sent to Thane jail. Bhatkal and Akhtar are being tried for their role in the serial bomb blasts of July 13, 2011 (13/7) at Zaveri Bazaar, Opera House and near Dadar station in Mumbai (Maharashtra).
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February - 28 
A special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in New Delhi on February 28 fixed March 24, 2014 for commencement of arguments on framing of charges against Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abu Jundal, reports Business Standard. Jundal, who has been charge sheeted for allegedly carrying out terro
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A special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in New Delhi on February 28 fixed March 24, 2014 for commencement of arguments on framing of charges against Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abu Jundal, reports Business Standard. Jundal, who has been charge sheeted for allegedly carrying out terror activities in India, had earlier claimed before the court that NIA and Maharashtra Police had forced him to sign some documents and blank papers. Jundal is presently lodged, in Arthur road jail in Mumbai (Maharashtra) in connection with an alleged conspiracy to launch terror strikes in the country.
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March - 2 
Two prisoners, including a Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadre, identified as Phogra Munda, serving life sentence, escaped from court premises at Ghatsila in East Singhbhum District, reports The Business Standard on March 3.
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Two prisoners, including a Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadre, identified as Phogra Munda, serving life sentence, escaped from court premises at Ghatsila in East Singhbhum District, reports The Business Standard on March 3.
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March - 4 
A Delhi court on March 4 extended till March 6, 2014 the judicial custody of two suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operatives, Rashid and Shahid who were arrested from Haryana's Mewat region in December, 2013, reports Zee News. With their arrest, Police had claimed to have unearthed a terror module of
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A Delhi court on March 4 extended till March 6, 2014 the judicial custody of two suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operatives, Rashid and Shahid who were arrested from Haryana's Mewat region in December, 2013, reports Zee News. With their arrest, Police had claimed to have unearthed a terror module of LeT which was in an "advanced stage" of planning a militant strike in Delhi.
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March - 6 
Indian Mujahideen (IM) made attempts to spread communal hatred across India, according to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) chargesheet filed against IM 'India operations cheif' Yasin Bhatkal, The Times of India reports on March 7. The charge-sheet said that "investigation has established that
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Indian Mujahideen (IM) made attempts to spread communal hatred across India, according to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) chargesheet filed against IM 'India operations cheif' Yasin Bhatkal, The Times of India reports on March 7. The charge-sheet said that "investigation has established that in pursuance of the conspiracy, the operatives of IM have been making attempts to foment communal tension in different parts of India". Investigation by NIA found that during the June 2012 conflict in Assam, IM contributed to the flare-up by spreading text messages and online posts falsely claiming atrocities against Muslims. The outfit also spread text messages of hatred against the northeast community in Bangalore (Karnataka) which resulted in several students from the region being attacked. This operation was led by a new head of the outfit suspected to be in Pakistan. The charge-sheet details a chat between Bhatkal and his associate Afeef Mota (in Pakistan) on July 12, 2013 which talks about a certain member of the outfit having participated in spreading fake news about atrocities against Muslims at the hands of northeastern people. The charge-sheet said, "Yasin asked whether their new head had participated in any jihadi operation in India. It was revealed that he had sent SMSs to create panic in northeast region, people staying in Bangalore and other southern states and planned to create violence between groups in India by fake SMSs to avenge the assassination of some Rohingya Muslims."
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March - 7 
A Delhi court on March 6 dismissed the bail plea of a suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative, Shahid who was arrested from Haryana's Mewat region in December, 2013 and directed Police to conclude investigation in the case by March 26, 2014, reports Business Standard. Additional Sessions Judge, Da
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A Delhi court on March 6 dismissed the bail plea of a suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative, Shahid who was arrested from Haryana's Mewat region in December, 2013 and directed Police to conclude investigation in the case by March 26, 2014, reports Business Standard. Additional Sessions Judge, Daya Prakash rejected the bail plea of Shahid, saying the provision of statutory bail lies only after expiry of 180 days, after the arrest, during which the prosecution has to file the charge sheet. "Under section 167 (2) CrPC, the period of 90 days has been extended to 180 days. The statutory bail lies only on 180 days or after," the court said, adding that the bail plea is dismissed.
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March - 9 
A chargesheet filed by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has claimed that Indian Mujahideen (IM) had attempted putting in place a local module on the border of Jodhpur-Nagaur Districts in 2013, reported Hindustan Times on March 10. IM’s cadre Mohammad Tehseen Akhtar alias Monu had visited Jaip
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A chargesheet filed by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has claimed that Indian Mujahideen (IM) had attempted putting in place a local module on the border of Jodhpur-Nagaur Districts in 2013, reported Hindustan Times on March 10. IM’s cadre Mohammad Tehseen Akhtar alias Monu had visited Jaipur and Jodhpur in June 2013 and had procured SIM cards on fake documents. The NIA chargesheet hinted that IM was planning to expand its base in Rajasthan. “There are vital clues that efforts were made to set up a module in Jodhpur and its surroundings areas. Akhtar alias Monu was assigned this job along with Waqas a native of Pakistan,” an unnamed Anti-Terrorism squad (ATS) official said. “Akhtar visited Jodhpur and Jaipur but there is no confirmation about formation of such module. It may be because efforts could not materialise after Bhatkal’s arrest”, said a senior official of Rajasthan ATS seeking anonymity. According to ATS sources, Akhtar and Waqas were close confidants of Bhatkal and were trained in Pakistan to carry out terror activities. After Bhatkal’s arrest the NIA alerted the ATS following which posters of Akhtar, Waqas, and Haidar Ali alias Abdullah were pasted at all public places across the State.
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March - 10 
On March 10 that seven Bangladeshi illegal immigrants were slapped with Rigorous Imprisonment for 160 days and a fine of INR 10,000/- each within four days by the District & Sessions Court, Senapati District. Judge G Gaiphulshilu convicted the seven illegal Bangladeshi immigrants under Section 14 (A
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On March 10 that seven Bangladeshi illegal immigrants were slapped with Rigorous Imprisonment for 160 days and a fine of INR 10,000/- each within four days by the District & Sessions Court, Senapati District. Judge G Gaiphulshilu convicted the seven illegal Bangladeshi immigrants under Section 14 (A &B) of the Foreigners Act.
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March - 10 
On March 10 that the next hearing of the special court to deal with the Inner Line Permit (ILP)-related cases has been fixed on April 14. The Special Court headed by First Class Judicial Magistrate R Rymbai was constituted to recover over INR 310 million from 13 pressure groups for the damage caused
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On March 10 that the next hearing of the special court to deal with the Inner Line Permit (ILP)-related cases has been fixed on April 14. The Special Court headed by First Class Judicial Magistrate R Rymbai was constituted to recover over INR 310 million from 13 pressure groups for the damage caused during the ILP-related agitations and subsequently court issued notices to all the pressure groups. Except CSWO, which submitted a statement before the special court on March 10, none has responded to the notices till date.
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March - 11 
Indian Mujahideen (IM) 'Indian operations chief' Yasin Bhatkal and his aide Asadullah Akhtar were on March 11 denied bail in September 2010 Jama Masjid (Delhi) terror attack case, reports The Times of India. The court said probe against them was still on. It allowed Police's plea seeking 15 days' ti
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Indian Mujahideen (IM) 'Indian operations chief' Yasin Bhatkal and his aide Asadullah Akhtar were on March 11 denied bail in September 2010 Jama Masjid (Delhi) terror attack case, reports The Times of India. The court said probe against them was still on. It allowed Police's plea seeking 15 days' time to conclude its investigation. Police said they were working on the input provided by central intelligence agencies about one of the absconding accused.
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March - 12 
Delhi Police on March 12 filed a supplementary charge sheet against Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abdul Karim Tunda in connection with a case lodged in 1994 relating to recovery of explosives in Delhi, reports outlookindia.com. Special Cell of Delhi Police filed its charge sheet before Additional
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Delhi Police on March 12 filed a supplementary charge sheet against Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abdul Karim Tunda in connection with a case lodged in 1994 relating to recovery of explosives in Delhi, reports outlookindia.com. Special Cell of Delhi Police filed its charge sheet before Additional Sessions Judge Bharat Parashar against Tunda saying it would further "clarify" the prosecution's case regarding charges slapped under stringent Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA). The court has now fixed the matter for further hearing on April 22, 2014.
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March - 13 
A special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court on March 13 granted Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) the transit remand of Indian Mujahideen (IM) 'India operations chief' Yasin Bhatkal to take him to Pune (Maharashtra), where his custody would be sought in the 2010 German bakery blast c
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A special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court on March 13 granted Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) the transit remand of Indian Mujahideen (IM) 'India operations chief' Yasin Bhatkal to take him to Pune (Maharashtra), where his custody would be sought in the 2010 German bakery blast case, reports Indian Express. The Times of India, reports that Bhatkal will be produced before the Shivajinagar court on March 14 (today). A senior Police officer from the ATS, Pune, confirmed Bhatkal's arrest. "We will produce him before the court on Friday," the officer said. The ATS had already obtained a warrant from the Shivajinagar court for Bhatkal's arrest in connection with the German Bakery blast case. The warrant was produced before the court in Thaneseeking permission for the arrest, the officer said.
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March - 14 
A special court on March 14 remanded Indian Mujahideen’s (IM) 'Indian operations cheif' Yasin Bhatkal in Police custody for 14 days, reports Pune Mirror. The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has custody of Bhatkal who allegedly planted the bomb in German bakery.
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A special court on March 14 remanded Indian Mujahideen’s (IM) 'Indian operations cheif' Yasin Bhatkal in Police custody for 14 days, reports Pune Mirror. The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has custody of Bhatkal who allegedly planted the bomb in German bakery.
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March - 14 
National Investigation Agency (NIA) officials on March 14 claimed that the DNA fingerprints lifted from various hideouts of IM matched with that those of Asadullah Akhtar and the absconding Tahseen, both accused in the Dilsukhnagar twin blasts (February 21, 2013), according to The Times of India. Th
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National Investigation Agency (NIA) officials on March 14 claimed that the DNA fingerprints lifted from various hideouts of IM matched with that those of Asadullah Akhtar and the absconding Tahseen, both accused in the Dilsukhnagar twin blasts (February 21, 2013), according to The Times of India. This was disclosed by NIA officials in the chargesheet filed by them in the Dilsukhnagar blasts case, in which 18 persons died and 130 persons injured, in the Nampally court on March 14. However, the chargesheet has been filed only against Yasin Bhatkal and Akhtar out of the total five accused. The charges made against the accused are 302 (Murder), 307 (Attempt to murder), 324 (Voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means), 316 (Causing death of quick unborn child by act amounting to culpable homicide), 121 (Waging, or attempting to wage war, or abetting waging of war, against the Government of India), 120B (conspiracy) and few more sections of Indian Penal Code (IPC) besides Sections 3 & 5 of the Explosive Substances Act 1908; sections 10,16, 17, 19, 20, 38 (2) and 39 (2) and section 18 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) 1967.
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March - 14 
The Delhi Police in its chargesheet filed against alleged Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abdul Karim Tunda said that a nexus has been surfaced between Dawood Ibrahim and banned militant groups like LeT, Indian Mujahideen (IM) and Babbar Khalsa International (BKI), Asian Age reports on March 15.
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The Delhi Police in its chargesheet filed against alleged Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abdul Karim Tunda said that a nexus has been surfaced between Dawood Ibrahim and banned militant groups like LeT, Indian Mujahideen (IM) and Babbar Khalsa International (BKI), Asian Age reports on March 15. In its supplementary chargesheet Delhi Police said that Tunda had met Dawood in Karachi, Pakistan in 2002 through suspected BKI militant Iqbal Bunty to discuss about carrying out terror activities in India. “In 2002, BKI’s Lakhbir Singh’s friend Iqbal Bunty had taken Tunda to Dawood Ibrahim’s house in Karachi in Pakistan. Dawood had assured Tunda that he would help him in future terrorist activities in India. After 6-7 months, Tunda had again met Dawood Ibrahim who had provided money to Tunda to preach ‘jihad’ in madrasas in Pakistan,” it said. It also said that Tunda had met IM’s operative Amir Reza Khan in Karachi in 2005.
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March - 18 
A special NIA (National Investigation Agency) court on March 18 issued production warrants against Indian Mujahideen (IM) 'India operations chief' Yasin Bhatkal and his close aide Asadullah Akhtar and suspected IM operative Obaid-Ur-Rehman seeking their presence before it on April 2 in connection wi
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A special NIA (National Investigation Agency) court on March 18 issued production warrants against Indian Mujahideen (IM) 'India operations chief' Yasin Bhatkal and his close aide Asadullah Akhtar and suspected IM operative Obaid-Ur-Rehman seeking their presence before it on April 2 in connection with a case of alleged conspiracy to carry out terror acts in India, reports PTI News.
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March - 20 
A court in New Delhi on March 20 dismissed the bail application of Indian Mujahideen (IM) 'India operations chief' Yasin Bhatkal and his aide Asadullah Akhtar in the September 13 2008 Greater Kailash (New Delhi) blast case, reports Business Standard. The court granted 15 more days to conclude the in
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A court in New Delhi on March 20 dismissed the bail application of Indian Mujahideen (IM) 'India operations chief' Yasin Bhatkal and his aide Asadullah Akhtar in the September 13 2008 Greater Kailash (New Delhi) blast case, reports Business Standard. The court granted 15 more days to conclude the investigation and refused to release Bhatkal and Akhtar on bail. Information about another accused Ariz Khan alias Junaid was also revealed and an operation to trace him is underway. As many as 13 suspected IM cadres are currently facing trial in the case.
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March - 20 
National Investigation Agency (NIA) opposed in the Delhi High Court the bail plea of Asadullah Akhtar, aide of Indian Mujahideen (IM) 'India operations chief' Yasin Bhatkal, saying he is a member of the banned terror outfit allegedly responsible of various attacks in the country, niticentral reports
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National Investigation Agency (NIA) opposed in the Delhi High Court the bail plea of Asadullah Akhtar, aide of Indian Mujahideen (IM) 'India operations chief' Yasin Bhatkal, saying he is a member of the banned terror outfit allegedly responsible of various attacks in the country, niticentral reports on March 21. In a response NIA stated, “The special NIA court vide a legal order enhanced the stipulated time period for filing the charge sheet from 90 days to 180 days and so the plea of grant of statutory bail under section 167 (2) of the CrPC is not maintainable. “It is submitted that the said application (of Akhtar) is not maintainable as the chargesheet qua the appellant was filed on February 20, 2014 and as per the settled law, there can be no application for bail under section 167 (2) of the CrPC after the charge sheet is filed,” NIA’s reply, filed by IPS officer Vikas Vaibhav, said.
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March - 21 
In the October 29, 2005 Delhi serial blasts case, a trial court on March 21 sentenced two convicts to five years' imprisonment for funding the blasts, reports The Times of India. The convicts, Ghulam Ahmed Khan and Farooque Ahmed Batloo, however, have already spent more than five yearsin imprisonmen
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In the October 29, 2005 Delhi serial blasts case, a trial court on March 21 sentenced two convicts to five years' imprisonment for funding the blasts, reports The Times of India. The convicts, Ghulam Ahmed Khan and Farooque Ahmed Batloo, however, have already spent more than five yearsin imprisonment and are expected to be set free. The two, both from Jammu and Kashmir, were suspected to be associates of a Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militant. They had pleaded guilty to the charges and sought leniency from the court. Additional Sessions Judge Daya Prakash held the two guilty under Sections 17 (raising funds for terror strikes) and 18 (conspiracy) of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). A third accused, Tariq Ahmed Dar, a suspected LeT militant, refused to plead guilty and preferred to face trial in the case. According to Delhi Police, Khan and Batloo had supplied around INR 30,00,000 to Dar through hawala (illegal money transaction) channels, knowing well that the money would be used for the blasts. According to the prosecution, Dar with suspected LeT operatives Abu Ozefa, Abu Al Kama, Rashid, Sazid Ali and Zahid, had allegedly had planned the serial blasts. Ozefa, Abu Al Kama, Rashid, Sajid Ali and Zahid are still at large and are suspected to be in Pakistan occupied Kashmir (PoK).
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March - 22 
On March 22, Peoples Liberation Army (PLA) cadre, Thokchom Kunje, has been cleared by a Court in Imphal in the Indian Police Service (IPS) officer killing case. The Court has asked for the release of the PLA cadre as he has no other cases against him. IPS officer Miss Vandana Malik was killed in an
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On March 22, Peoples Liberation Army (PLA) cadre, Thokchom Kunje, has been cleared by a Court in Imphal in the Indian Police Service (IPS) officer killing case. The Court has asked for the release of the PLA cadre as he has no other cases against him. IPS officer Miss Vandana Malik was killed in an ambush launched by suspected PLA cadres at Konthoujam Lamkhai in Imphal West District on April 8, 1989
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March - 23 
Indian Mujahideen (IM) 'India operations chief' Yasin Bhatkal's aide Asadullah Akhtar was in touch with Mohammad Atif Ameen, who died in the September 19, 2008 Batla House shootout, for planning Delhi serial blasts, Delhi Police told a court in New Delhi on March 24, reports Zee News. Police said th
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Indian Mujahideen (IM) 'India operations chief' Yasin Bhatkal's aide Asadullah Akhtar was in touch with Mohammad Atif Ameen, who died in the September 19, 2008 Batla House shootout, for planning Delhi serial blasts, Delhi Police told a court in New Delhi on March 24, reports Zee News. Police said the Central Forensic Science Laboratory report has confirmed that voice sample of Akhtar has matched with the intercepted voice calls that were exchanged between Akhtar and Ameen. Akhtar called Ameen for planning through his associate Mohammad Hakim the capital's serial blasts that were to use cycle ball bearings. Hakim is facing trial in that serial blasts case, police said. Police made the submissions to Additional Sessions Judge Daya Prakash while seeking more days to conclude the probe in the 2008 Karol Bagh blasts case. The court accepted the plea after it was told that questioning of Akhtar in the case has revealed vital informations about one more accused in this case named Ariz Khan alias Junaid. The operation to trace him is underway. The court, meanwhile, dismissed the bail application of Bhatkal and Akhtar, filed through advocate MS Khan.
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March - 26 
A Delhi court on March 26 (today) sent IM 'commander' Tehseen Akhtar in Police remand till April 2, 2014, reports Zee News. According to Delhi Police Special Commissioner S.N. Srivastava, Akhtar was formally arrested from near Kakarvitta (Jhapa District) on the Nepal border while he was entering Ind
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A Delhi court on March 26 (today) sent IM 'commander' Tehseen Akhtar in Police remand till April 2, 2014, reports Zee News. According to Delhi Police Special Commissioner S.N. Srivastava, Akhtar was formally arrested from near Kakarvitta (Jhapa District) on the Nepal border while he was entering India. He was coming from Kathmandu.
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March - 26 
The Special Cell of Delhi Police on March 26 dismissed the bail plea of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militants Mohammad Rashid and Mohammad Shahid, who were arrested from Mewat Region of Haryana on December 17, 2013 while allowing the application of Police seeking more time to conclude their probe against
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The Special Cell of Delhi Police on March 26 dismissed the bail plea of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) militants Mohammad Rashid and Mohammad Shahid, who were arrested from Mewat Region of Haryana on December 17, 2013 while allowing the application of Police seeking more time to conclude their probe against the two, reports Business Standard. With their arrest, Police had claimed to have unearthed a terror module of LeT which was in an "advanced stage" of planning a major strike in Delhi.
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April - 1 
On the prosecution’s request, the special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court on April 1, issued production warrants against two Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives, Tahseen Akhtar and Waqas in connection with the July 13, 2011 Mumbai (Maharashtra) serial blasts, reports Asian Age
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On the prosecution’s request, the special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court on April 1, issued production warrants against two Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives, Tahseen Akhtar and Waqas in connection with the July 13, 2011 Mumbai (Maharashtra) serial blasts, reports Asian Age. According to special public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam, the court issued production warrants against the duo after they made an application, and they will be brought to Mumbai once they are sent to judicial custody in Delhi. The investigating agency has already arrested seven accused in this case identified as Naquee Ahmed, Nadeem Shaikh, Kanwar Pathrija, Haroon Naik, Mohammed Qafeel Ansari, Yasin Bhatkal and Asadullah Akhtar. They are facing trial under the stringent MCOCA, Indian Penal Code (IPC), and other laws. Meanwhile, Tehseen, sources claimed, has told investigators that 2010 Jama Masjid (New Delhi) shooting incident was actually carried out by Waqas and Asadullah Akhtar alias Haddi, Indian Express reports on April 2.
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April - 2 
Delhi Police on April 2 told a court that Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Tehseen Akhtar alias Monu was planning to carry out a terror strike in the national capital Delhi with the help of other members of the outfit. The Special Cell of Delhi Police said, “After arrest, accused Tehseen Akhtar alia
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Delhi Police on April 2 told a court that Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Tehseen Akhtar alias Monu was planning to carry out a terror strike in the national capital Delhi with the help of other members of the outfit. The Special Cell of Delhi Police said, “After arrest, accused Tehseen Akhtar alias Monu has disclosed that he is a member of IM and has been involved in many terrorist activities in Delhi and other states of India and presently he was planning a terrorist strike in Delhi along with the other members of IM.”
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April - 2 
National Investigation Agency (NIA) told a court in New Delhi that arrested Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives Tehsin Akhtar and Zia-ur-Rehman alias Waqas were actively associated in the "planning" and "planting" of two IEDs which exploded at Dilsukhnagar in Hyderabad in 2013, PTI reports on April 3.
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National Investigation Agency (NIA) told a court in New Delhi that arrested Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives Tehsin Akhtar and Zia-ur-Rehman alias Waqas were actively associated in the "planning" and "planting" of two IEDs which exploded at Dilsukhnagar in Hyderabad in 2013, PTI reports on April 3.
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April - 2 
A special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court on April 2 issued production warrants against Indian Mujahideen (IM) co-founder Yasin Bhatkal, his aide Asadullah Akhtar and two others for their presence before it on April 15 in connection with a case of alleged conspiracy to carry out terror act
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A special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court on April 2 issued production warrants against Indian Mujahideen (IM) co-founder Yasin Bhatkal, his aide Asadullah Akhtar and two others for their presence before it on April 15 in connection with a case of alleged conspiracy to carry out terror acts in India, reports First Post. During an in-chamber hearing, District Judge I S Mehta issued production warrants against Bhatkal, Akhtar and alleged IM operatives Obaid-Ur-Rehman and Abu Faisal after they were not produced before him during the proceedings.
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April - 3 
Delhi Police on April 3 filed two chargesheets in the September 13, 2008 Delhi serial blasts case naming 29 terrorists belonging to Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Indian Mujahideen (IM), reports The Times of India. The chargesheets name LeT 'commander' Abu al-Qama on the list of 29 calling him "masterm
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Delhi Police on April 3 filed two chargesheets in the September 13, 2008 Delhi serial blasts case naming 29 terrorists belonging to Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Indian Mujahideen (IM), reports The Times of India. The chargesheets name LeT 'commander' Abu al-Qama on the list of 29 calling him "mastermind behind creating of IM and responsible for the September 13, 2008 blasts of Delhi". IM operatives includes: Amir Reza Khan, Riyaz Bhatkal, Iqbal Bhatkal, Yasin Bhatkal and Assadullah Akhtar apart from other terrorists. Qama was also the main planner of the October 29, 2005, serial blasts of Delhi, carried out solely by LeT militants. Riyaz Bhatkal, works under Abu al-Qama's command from Pakistan, says the Delhi Police chargesheet. Yasin Bhatkal and Akhtar aka Haddi provided explosives and ball bearings to the Atif Ameen-led module for the serial blasts. The 29 terrorists were chargesheeted for offences punishable under Indian Penal Code (IPC), Explosives Act, Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and IT Act. The chargesheets were filed in the court of additional sessions judge Daya Prakash, who fixed them for consideration on April 19, 2014. Of the 29, 16 have been arrested. Two of the chargesheeted accused, Atif Ameen and Sajidwere were killed in the Batla House encounter of September 19, 2013.
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April - 3 
The Union Ministry of Home Affairs has given notification to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) Special Court I in Kochi (Kerala) to resume trial of NIA cases registered in the state, reports New Indian Express. The notification was published in the Gazette on March 25, 2014. "Since the notific
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The Union Ministry of Home Affairs has given notification to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) Special Court I in Kochi (Kerala) to resume trial of NIA cases registered in the state, reports New Indian Express. The notification was published in the Gazette on March 25, 2014. "Since the notification has been published in the Gazette, the order in this regard would come soon,” an NIA official said. Important cases like Vagamon Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) camp case, Kalamassery bus burning case and several Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) cases are pending before the court for trial. The accused persons in the Vagamon SIMI case are believed to be behind the Ahmedabad bomb blast case with some of them having links with top leadership of the Indian Mujahideen (IM). Kalamassery bus burning case is another important case in which Thadiyantavide Nazeer, a suspected south Indian 'commander' of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) and Sufiya Madhani, wife of Abdul Nasser Madhani, are the accused. Currently, the trial of the palm-chopping case is going on at NIA Special Court II in Kochi.
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April - 4 
The Shillong Times reports that Phyranilang Swer, an HNLC cadre, who was arrested along with his accomplice Nand Kishore Thakur from Kolkata (West Bengal) on April 1, has been remanded to eight days of Police custody. East Khasi Hills SP M Kharkrang said that both persons were brought to Shillong on
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The Shillong Times reports that Phyranilang Swer, an HNLC cadre, who was arrested along with his accomplice Nand Kishore Thakur from Kolkata (West Bengal) on April 1, has been remanded to eight days of Police custody. East Khasi Hills SP M Kharkrang said that both persons were brought to Shillong on in the night of April 3 and they were produced in the court on April 4.
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April - 6 
A trial court has given Delhi Police 20 more days to complete its investigation against Indian Mujahideen (IM) 'India operations chief' Yasin Bhatkal and his aide Asadullah Akhtar, The Times of India reports on April 7. Additional Sessions Judge Daya Prakash allowed the special cell's plea for more
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A trial court has given Delhi Police 20 more days to complete its investigation against Indian Mujahideen (IM) 'India operations chief' Yasin Bhatkal and his aide Asadullah Akhtar, The Times of India reports on April 7. Additional Sessions Judge Daya Prakash allowed the special cell's plea for more time after they told the court that they needed to quiz suspected IM operative Zia-ur-Rehman alias Waqas to establish the missing links in the 2010 Jama Masjid attack case. Earlier, on April 5, Delhi Police Special Cell brought Waqas, and Tehseen Akhtar to ‘When Will You Stay,’ a home-stay facility in Old Munnar (Edukki District) where they had once stayed, to gather evidence, reports The Hindu. They were brought on a Border Security Force (BSF) flight to Kochi (Ernakulam District) and then taken on two helicopters to Anachal. Waqas had stayed there from September to November, 2013. Police team questioned the home-stay owner Muneesh and Muthusami, an autorickshaw driver, who took Waqas to Old Munnar and introduced him to the home-stay. Indian Express reports on April 7 that Tehseen Akhtar and Waqas had visited two places in Kochi in December 2013. The Delhi Police provided the information that Tehseen and Waqas visited Marine Drive and a shopping mall at Edappally during their stay in Munnar. Delhi Police officials said that Tehseen had no plan to create any Kerala-based module of the IM, or recruit new members, while staying in Kerala.
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April - 7 
A division bench of Andhra Pradesh High Court on April 7 set aside the conviction of six persons in 2005 Arms Procurement Case related to terror outfit Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) and acquitted all of them, while the main accused Mujeed Ahmed's conviction of life imprisonment was upheld, reports The Tim
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A division bench of Andhra Pradesh High Court on April 7 set aside the conviction of six persons in 2005 Arms Procurement Case related to terror outfit Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) and acquitted all of them, while the main accused Mujeed Ahmed's conviction of life imprisonment was upheld, reports The Times of India. Jahangir Khan, Shabbir Ahmed, Ravinder Kumar, Mohammed Yaseen alias Pappu, Zohra Nishat and Shaik Awadh, all associates of 'self-styled commander' of HM Mujeeb Ahmed, were arrested by the sleuths of Special Investigation Team (SIT) of Hyderabad Police in December 2005 for allegedly conspiring against the state by procuring AK 47 rifles from HM 'chief' Syed Salahuddin of Pakistan. After hearing the argument of public prosecutor and defence counsels, the division bench of Justice L Narsimha Reddy and Justice M S K Jaiswal, while allowing the appeal of six accused, upheld the conviction of life imprisonment of Mujeeb Ahmed. Ahmed is in Ajmer (Rajasthan) District jail following his conviction by a local court in the same case. Moreover, Syed Salahuddin, have been declared as fugitive.
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April - 10 
A court in New Delhi allowed the plea of Delhi Police seeking 15 days time to conclude investigation against suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operatives Mohammad Rashid and Mohammad Shahid after the investigators said the efforts to arrest wanted accused Abdul Subhan were still going on, PTI reports
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A court in New Delhi allowed the plea of Delhi Police seeking 15 days time to conclude investigation against suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operatives Mohammad Rashid and Mohammad Shahid after the investigators said the efforts to arrest wanted accused Abdul Subhan were still going on, PTI reports on April 11. Rashid and Shahid were arrested from Haryana's Mewat region in December, 2013 in connection with a case of planning to carry out terror attacks in Delhi and adjoining areas. According to Police, "Wanted accused Abdul Subhan is still absconding and non- bailable warrant against him has been issued by the court. With the arrest of this wanted accused, the missing links in the conspiracy are likely to be established which require that period of investigation and judicial custody of these accused (Rashid and Shahid) be extended", reports Business Standard. The court allowed the plea of the Special Cell and granted it time till April 23, 2014 to conclude its investigation.
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April - 11 
Three members of a radical music group, Kabir Kala Manch, who were arrested in April, 2013 for their alleged role in supporting and funding Left Wing Extremism (LWE) activities in Maharashtra, will continue to remain in jail, with the Bombay High Court rejecting their bail pleas on April 11, reports
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Three members of a radical music group, Kabir Kala Manch, who were arrested in April, 2013 for their alleged role in supporting and funding Left Wing Extremism (LWE) activities in Maharashtra, will continue to remain in jail, with the Bombay High Court rejecting their bail pleas on April 11, reports DNA. Refusing to accept the petitioners' contention that they were mere cultural activists who took up social causes like poverty, corruption, superstition, gender discrimination, etc, Justice A R Joshi said that there was enough evidence against the trio to curtail their freedom. Sachin Mali, Sagar Gorkhe and Ramesh Gaichor were taken into Police custody along with another member, Mali's wife Sheetal Sathe, after they courted arrest outside the State legislature. Sathe was released in June 2013 on humanitarian grounds as she was pregnant. They had surfaced more than two years after going underground. All four were booked under the stringent provisions of Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) and various sections of the Indian Penal Code, including criminal conspiracy.
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April - 15 
Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Tehsin Akhtar alias Monu and Pakistani national Waqas alias Zia-ur-Rehman were planning to carry out blasts in Delhi in 2012 with the help of the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), Delhi Police told a court in New Delhi on April 15, reports abplive.com. Seeking custody of the tw
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Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Tehsin Akhtar alias Monu and Pakistani national Waqas alias Zia-ur-Rehman were planning to carry out blasts in Delhi in 2012 with the help of the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), Delhi Police told a court in New Delhi on April 15, reports abplive.com. Seeking custody of the two operatives, Police informed the court that during investigation it was revealed that LeT and IM militants were coordinating through Pakistan and Saudi Arabia-based associates Zabiuddin alias Zabi, and specially through absconding terrorist Fayaz Kagzi, to carry out major strikes in various cities of India including Delhi.
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April - 17 
The Telegraph reports on April 17 that the National Investigation Agency (NIA) is hoping to extract information from gunrunner Wuthikorn Naruenartwanich, alias Willy, from Thailand, to effectively nail Nationalist Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) leader Anthony Shimray on procurem
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The Telegraph reports on April 17 that the National Investigation Agency (NIA) is hoping to extract information from gunrunner Wuthikorn Naruenartwanich, alias Willy, from Thailand, to effectively nail Nationalist Socialist Council of Nagaland-Isak-Muivah (NSCN-IM) leader Anthony Shimray on procurement of Chinese weapons for the outfit. Shimray, who was arrested by the NIA from Nepal in 2010, is currently lodged in a Delhi jail. A source in the NIA said they are hoping to extract some vital information from Willy on the supply of Chinese weapons not only to the NSCN-IM but also to other Northeast insurgent groups. The move follows a Thai court’s nod to extradite the gunrunner. “Willy’s extradition and arrest will also help us build a watertight case against Shimray who is facing trial in an NIA court in Delhi in a case related to a criminal conspiracy for illegal procurement of a shipload of sophisticated arms and ammunition from China,” the source said. Willy was detained by Police in Bangkok in August, 2013 following a tip-off provided by India. A Thai court recently issued an order for his extradition after hearing a request made by India. A non-bailable warrant and a red-corner notice were issued against Willy in this NIA case in 2011. The Indian government had requested Thailand for Willy’s extradition through a diplomatic channel and Indian officers had testified against him in the Thai court. “The Bangkok court has given Willy a period of 30 days to prefer an appeal against the extradition order if he so desires, which will expire early next month,” the source said. After he is extradited, Willy will have to face trial with Shimray in the NIA case (number RC-01/2010).
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April - 19 
On April 19, the Rajasthan Anti Terrorist Squad (ATS) brought three suspected Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives Mohammed Mahroof, Mohammed Waqar and Mohammed Saqib to Jaipur and taken them on Police custody for interrogation, reports The Times of India reports. On the same day, the three were produc
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On April 19, the Rajasthan Anti Terrorist Squad (ATS) brought three suspected Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives Mohammed Mahroof, Mohammed Waqar and Mohammed Saqib to Jaipur and taken them on Police custody for interrogation, reports The Times of India reports. On the same day, the three were produced in a court that remanded them in ATS's custody. The trio was part of IM’s Rajasthan module and was allegedly ready to carry out a terror attack after getting instructions from their handlers.
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April - 20 
Intelligence agencies still consider Yasin Bhatkal to be a major threat because of his capability to motivate youths to join the terror network, The Times of India reports on April 21. The intelligence agencies and Delhi Police have asked the Tihar Prison authorities to keep Bhatkal away from other
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Intelligence agencies still consider Yasin Bhatkal to be a major threat because of his capability to motivate youths to join the terror network, The Times of India reports on April 21. The intelligence agencies and Delhi Police have asked the Tihar Prison authorities to keep Bhatkal away from other prisoners and put him on a round-the-clock watch. Though he is lodged in a separate high-security cell, officials say, the prisoners get some free time during meals or daytime. "He shouldn't be allowed to interact with other criminals or terrorists," said a senior official associated with anti-terror operations. Earlier on April 19, Yasin Bhatkal and his aide Asadullah Akhtar were chargesheeted by Delhi Police in connection with the September 2010 Jama Masjid terror attack case, reports dnaindia.com. The Special Cell of Delhi Police filed its final report before Additional Sessions Judge Daya Prakash against the two under various sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) including 307 (attempt to murder), 120B (criminal conspiracy) and under the provisions of Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and the Arms Act. The Police claimed in the charge sheet that Yasin Bhatkal was instructed by Pakistan-based handlers to carry out terror attacks just before the beginning of 2010 Commonwealth Games (CWG) which were held in Delhi. It said the conspiracy for the attack was hatched to "dissuade foreign nations from participating in the same (CWG) and to portray the image of India, the host nation, as a weak and disturbed nation".
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April - 20 
The District Magistrate, Kokrajhar, Nitin Khade by an order has promulgated section 144 CrPC in Kokrajhar District across the International Boundary with Bhutan to prevent subversive activities of the militant outfits ahead or during the third phase of Lok Sabha (Lower House of Indian Parliament) el
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The District Magistrate, Kokrajhar, Nitin Khade by an order has promulgated section 144 CrPC in Kokrajhar District across the International Boundary with Bhutan to prevent subversive activities of the militant outfits ahead or during the third phase of Lok Sabha (Lower House of Indian Parliament) elections slated for April 24, reports The Sentinel reports on April 20. In the order, the District Magistrate cautioned that there has been information from different sources of likelihood of movement of extremists near the Indo–Bhutan border on Indian side especially during the period of April 23 to April 24.The order would be in force with effect from 6 am of April 23 and will remain till 6 am of April 25
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April - 20 
The Special Cell of the Delhi Police got custody of Student's Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) cadre, Safdar Nagori from an Ahmedabad (Gujarat) court in a 13-year-old case, but sources say central intelligence agencies will interrogate him along with Delhi Police about his links with top Indian Muja
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The Special Cell of the Delhi Police got custody of Student's Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) cadre, Safdar Nagori from an Ahmedabad (Gujarat) court in a 13-year-old case, but sources say central intelligence agencies will interrogate him along with Delhi Police about his links with top Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives and his plans to revive SIMI, Daily Mail reports on April 21. His close proximity to top IM operatives, despite being behind bars, has alarmed intelligence agencies. Interrogation of Yasin Bhatkal and Waqas revealed that Nagori was coordinating the operations from prison. "He might be in prison for the last five years but he still has a very strong network. With recent developments his questioning can give fresh leads," said a source.
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April - 21 
The main terror suspect of IM module in Jodhpur (Rajasthan), Mohammad Saqib Ansari has been remanded to 10 days' Police custody on April 21, reports The Times of India. Two others, Mohammed Waqar and Mohammed Mahroof, who were arrested from Jaipur are also in ATS custody. All the three were brought
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The main terror suspect of IM module in Jodhpur (Rajasthan), Mohammad Saqib Ansari has been remanded to 10 days' Police custody on April 21, reports The Times of India. Two others, Mohammed Waqar and Mohammed Mahroof, who were arrested from Jaipur are also in ATS custody. All the three were brought to Rajasthan from Delhi on a transit remand. ATS will interrogate the trio over the next few days and also carry out physical verification of various places. As a case under Explosive Substances Act is registered against Waqar and Saqib, the ATS will try to know from where they procured the explosives allegedly seized from them when they were arrested in March. Zee News reports on April that five months after the February 13, 2010 bomb blast at Pune, IM planned to carry out a terror strike at German Bakery in Delhi on August 1 but the plan was aborted as one of the executors, Quateel Siddiqui (who later died in Yerawada Jail of Pune) sustained bullet injuries due to accidental firing, Delhi Police said. The Special Cell of Delhi Police said this to a court in Delhi in its charge sheet filed against Yasin Bhatkal and his aide Asadullah Akhtar in connection with the September 19, 2010 Jama Masjid terror attack case.
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April - 22 
The Delhi Police commenced on April 22 arguments on framing of charges in a special court against Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abdul Karim Tunda in a case lodged in 1994 relating to recovery of explosives in Delhi, reports The Times of India. Special Cell of Delhi Police told the court that there
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The Delhi Police commenced on April 22 arguments on framing of charges in a special court against Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abdul Karim Tunda in a case lodged in 1994 relating to recovery of explosives in Delhi, reports The Times of India. Special Cell of Delhi Police told the court that there was circumstantial evidence against Tunda as 40 kilogram explosives were recovered from the house of his brother in Delhi, where he was also residing, and four other accused, who had faced the trial earlier in the case, had also given confessional statements that they had hatched the conspiracy for terror strikes here on the instructions of Tunda. "These accused had conspired to commit terror strikes and there are confessional statements of four co-accused against Tunda," public prosecutor Rajiv Mohan told Additional Sessions Judge Bharat Parashar.
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April - 24 
A court has said that the trial proceedings against two suspected militants of banned terror outfit Al Badr , Maurif Qamar and Irshad Ali will continue in a case of alleged recovery of huge quantity of arms and explosives here in 2006, The Times of India reports on April 25. According to Special Cel
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A court has said that the trial proceedings against two suspected militants of banned terror outfit Al Badr , Maurif Qamar and Irshad Ali will continue in a case of alleged recovery of huge quantity of arms and explosives here in 2006, The Times of India reports on April 25. According to Special Cell of Delhi Police, Qamar and Ali, residents of Jammu and Kashmir, were arrested from Mukarba Chowk on G T Karnal Road in Delhi in February 2006. Delhi Police had claimed to have arrested Qamar and Ali from a Jammu & Kashmir Roadways bus with two pistols, 16 live cartridges, three non-electric detonators, two timers and two kilograms of explosive material. After their arrest, Ali's brother had filed a petition in the Delhi High Court stating that both the accused were working as "informers" of police and they were falsely implicated in the case. he high court had then asked Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) to undertake an inquiry into the matter and submit a report to it. CBI had thereafter filed a closure report before the sessions court in the case claiming that three sub-inspectors of special cell had fabricated the record for implicating both Qamar and Ali. "I have seen the closure report filed by CBI and material on record and my observation/opinion is that closure report filed by CBI on November 11, 2008 be kept in abeyance till completion of trial and there is no need at this stage to order for further investigation," the judge said.
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April - 27 
A special money laundering court in New Delhi ordered freezing of INR 55,00,000 cash of fugitive Nasir Safi Mir, who is said to be the financial brain behind terror and separatist groups in Jammu and Kashmir, Indian Express reports on April 28. The seizure of the cash, under money laundering law
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A special money laundering court in New Delhi ordered freezing of INR 55,00,000 cash of fugitive Nasir Safi Mir, who is said to be the financial brain behind terror and separatist groups in Jammu and Kashmir, Indian Express reports on April 28. The seizure of the cash, under money laundering laws, was made by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) earlier in 2014.The Adjudicating Authority of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), a judicial body to decide on strict enforcement cases, has also asked the Special Cell of the Delhi Police to hand over the cash to the ED. “In consideration of the overwhelming evidence produced, the provisional attachment order issued by the complainant (ED) is hereby confirmed and the Special Cell of Delhi Police, police station Special Cell, Lodhi Colony, New Delhi is directed to hand over the aforementioned attached amount to the Director of Directorate of Enforcement or to any other person authorised by him, to do so, on his behalf,” the court of K Raamamoorthy said in a recent order.
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April - 27 
A suspected Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative, Imteyaz Alam who was also accused in the Patna (Bihar) blasts of October 27, 2013 has been remanded in Police custody till May 7, 2014 by a Delhi court in connection with a case of allegedly setting up an illegal arms factory in Delhi, Zee News reports o
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A suspected Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative, Imteyaz Alam who was also accused in the Patna (Bihar) blasts of October 27, 2013 has been remanded in Police custody till May 7, 2014 by a Delhi court in connection with a case of allegedly setting up an illegal arms factory in Delhi, Zee News reports on April 28. Alam was produced before the court in pursuance to the production warrant issued against him. Police sought his custodial interrogation, saying that IM's top operative Tehsin Akhtar alias Monu had disclosed that Alam had earlier given him logistic support in Ranchi (Jharkhand). "During interrogation, accused Tehsin Akhtar has disclosed that after the arrest of Mohammad Quateel Siddiqui in this case (illegal arms factory case), he had met one Haider alias Black Beauty and Imteyaz Alam who had also joined IM...These persons had later provided him a hideout and other logistics support in Ranchi. Imteyaz had also assured him for recruitment of youngsters for IM," the Police said. Further, Delhi Police on April 28 said it was conducting searches to trace the hideouts of Haider, wanted in the October 27, 2013 Patna bombing case, reports Dajiworld. Police said that during interrogation, Alam disclosed that he can lead the Police to the hideout of Black Beauty, who is on the run. "He is to be interrogated at length to trace and identify the Indian Mujahideen members and confronted with wanted terrorist Tehsin Akhter alias Monu regarding acquaintance with other members of the Ranchi module," officials said.
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April - 28 
The Supreme Court on April 28 stayed the execution of December 2000 Red Fort terror shootout convict Mohamed Arif's death sentence on the grounds that he has already undergone life sentence of nearly 14 years, according to The Times of India. The apex court bench of Chief Justice RM Lodha, Justice M
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The Supreme Court on April 28 stayed the execution of December 2000 Red Fort terror shootout convict Mohamed Arif's death sentence on the grounds that he has already undergone life sentence of nearly 14 years, according to The Times of India. The apex court bench of Chief Justice RM Lodha, Justice Madan B. Lokur and Justice Kurian Joseph referred the matter to a constitution bench. The court said that matter be heard early. Arif was arrested December 25, 2000. He was convicted by the trial court October 24, 2005, and awarded death sentence October 31, 2005. His death sentence was confirmed by the Delhi High Court September 13, 2007. Supreme Court dismissed his appeal August 10, 2011, and his review petition was dismissed August 28, 2011.
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April - 29 
Central intelligence agencies and Tamil Nadu Police arrested an Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agent, Zaheer Hussain in Chennai on April 29, reports The Times of India. Sources confirmed that Zaheer is of Sri Lankan nationality, hailing from Kandy in Central Province. He has been remanded in judi
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Central intelligence agencies and Tamil Nadu Police arrested an Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agent, Zaheer Hussain in Chennai on April 29, reports The Times of India. Sources confirmed that Zaheer is of Sri Lankan nationality, hailing from Kandy in Central Province. He has been remanded in judicial custody by a magistrate court in Chennai. Hussain has been tasked by a senior official in the Pakistan High Commission in Colombo to recruit youths from south India, especially in Tamil Nadu for terror activities, intelligence sources said. "In his confession, he admitted to the role of a Pakistani official. It was a shocking revelation. We got some explosive information. The operation is still on," a senior official said. Based on a tip off that "a person with close links with a Pakistan high commission official in Colombo" was involved in head hunting for the ISI, the state Q branch, a specialized wing of the Police department dealing in terror and fundamentalist outfits, laid a trap. Few weeks ago, the central intelligence alerted the Tamil Nadu Police to closely monitor passengers flying in from Sri Lanka. Hussain was remanded in judicial custody on Tuesday evening and lodged in Puzhal prison. He has been charged under Indian Penal Code (IPC) 120 B (conspiracy) and 480 C besides sections 16 and 17 of Prevention of Unlawful Activities.
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April - 29 
Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abdul Kareem alias Tunda and his accomplice Kamruddin were produced at the designated Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA) court in Ajmer (Rajasthan) on April 29, by Delhi Police, reports The Times of India. However, the court adjourned the matt
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Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Abdul Kareem alias Tunda and his accomplice Kamruddin were produced at the designated Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA) court in Ajmer (Rajasthan) on April 29, by Delhi Police, reports The Times of India. However, the court adjourned the matter till July 15, 2014 as the concerned file was not returned from Supreme Court in which the proceedings were to be initiated. Earlier Tunda was in judicial custody in Ajmer but later he was handed over to Delhi Police. While Tunda was in Tihar Jail, his accomplice Kamaruddin was in Ajmer Central Jail. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) also interrogated Tunda about the financial sources for the serial terror attacks in India. Tunda is facing trial in 1993 Rajdhani Express serial blast case and his name is also included in the chargesheet of Jaipur and Delhi bomb blast cases.
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April - 29 
The Bombay High Court on April 29 rejected the plea of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) 'operative' Sayyed Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal, prime accused in the November 26, 2008 (26/11) Mumbai (Maharashtra) terror attack case, to nullify a Maharashtra Government Resolution (GR) which prohibited him from app
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The Bombay High Court on April 29 rejected the plea of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) 'operative' Sayyed Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal, prime accused in the November 26, 2008 (26/11) Mumbai (Maharashtra) terror attack case, to nullify a Maharashtra Government Resolution (GR) which prohibited him from appearing in courts as he had threat to his life, according to dnaindia.com. "In view of the sensitive nature of the cases, there may be danger to Jundal's life as informed by Police to the state, and therefore, the court cannot interfere by quashing the GR of the government. Moreover, the trial court had the powers to call him whenever necessary," said the bench.
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April - 29 April - 30
An explosives supplier, identified as Biju Thomas, considered to be possible explosives source for some Indian Mujahideen (IM) blasts in India has been arrested for allegedly selling explosives illegally in Haryana on April 29, reports Indian Express. Biju was picked up in Haryana and produced in an
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An explosives supplier, identified as Biju Thomas, considered to be possible explosives source for some Indian Mujahideen (IM) blasts in India has been arrested for allegedly selling explosives illegally in Haryana on April 29, reports Indian Express. Biju was picked up in Haryana and produced in an Udupi Court in Karnataka on April 30. Four cases of illegal sale had been registered against Thomas, sources said. Thomas was on the run for nearly three weeks after the Karkala Police raided his stockyard and seized more than 14,000 kilogrames of ammonium nitrate in connection with a case of illegal sales. The raids were conducted shortly after IM operatives Zia-ur-Rehman alias Waqas and Tehseen Akhtar alias Monu were brought to Mangalore on April 8 to identify their hideout at the Zephyr Heights apartment and their explosives supply source. “This seems to have been the primary source of explosives supply to the Indian Mujahideen. The identities of the actual intermediaries who exploited the illegal sale of explosives to source ammonium nitrate for terrorist operations is yet to be ascertained,” sources said. “The place where IM operatives stored explosives is also yet to be identified.”
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April - 30 
Special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court on April 30 gave NIA an extension of 20 days, a day before the deadline to file the supplementary charge sheet in Malegaon blast (September 8, 2006) case was to end, according to Hindustan Times. Special public prosecutor Rohini Salian argued that NI
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Special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court on April 30 gave NIA an extension of 20 days, a day before the deadline to file the supplementary charge sheet in Malegaon blast (September 8, 2006) case was to end, according to Hindustan Times. Special public prosecutor Rohini Salian argued that NIA is awaiting important details before filing the charge sheet, and hence NIA should be given 45 days more to file it.
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May - 2 
The Supreme Court on May 2 refused to issue any further direction to the tribunal constituted to examine the ban on the Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) for the seventh time, reports Deccan Herald. A bench of Chief Justice R M Lodha and Justice Kurian Joseph said the SC order on the functi
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The Supreme Court on May 2 refused to issue any further direction to the tribunal constituted to examine the ban on the Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) for the seventh time, reports Deccan Herald. A bench of Chief Justice R M Lodha and Justice Kurian Joseph said the SC order on the functioning of the tribunal under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act was crystal clear and so it did not need to issue any more directives. A counsel representing two erstwhile SIMI members urged the court to ensure that the tribunal adhered to the rules of evidence. They wanted assurance that the tribunal would not only go by confessional statements, which were extracted from alleged members, and secret documents that were not shared with the lawyers for the organisation. The court, however, said there was no need for any interim direction and posted the matter for final hearing on August 12 before a three-judge bench that previously took up similar matters.
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May - 2 May - 3
The Shillong Times reports that East Khasi Hills Police have arrested Hynniewtrep National A’chik Movement (HANM) president Lamphrang Kharbani for his alleged links with the banned rebel outfit Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC). Kharbani and four others arrested from Rangthong village,
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The Shillong Times reports that East Khasi Hills Police have arrested Hynniewtrep National A’chik Movement (HANM) president Lamphrang Kharbani for his alleged links with the banned rebel outfit Hynniewtrep National Liberation Council (HNLC). Kharbani and four others arrested from Rangthong village, South West Khasi Hills when they were on their way to Shillong on May 2. “We had specific input that Kharbani recently had gone to Bangladesh to meet the top leaders of the HNLC,” Police sources said. It is also revealed that among those arrested along with Kharbani, one was a former member of the banned outfit. All of them were produced in a court on May 3. The court, meanwhile, remanded them in five-day Police custody. “All the arrested are having links with HNLC. We have also seized some demand notes along with the letter heads of the banned outfit,” a senior police official said. Replying to a query, the senior Police also informed that the HANM president was helping the outfit in various ways including by generating fund for the council. The HANM president was arrested earlier on two occasions for illegal possession of arms.
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May - 5 
A Delhi court on May 5 kept its order pending over NIA Hyderabad's application seeking a three-day transit remand of Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives Tehsin Akhtar and Zia-ur-Rehman alias Waqas in connection with the Dilsukhnagar blast in February 21, 2013, reports Zee News. Tehsin and Waqas, alo
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A Delhi court on May 5 kept its order pending over NIA Hyderabad's application seeking a three-day transit remand of Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives Tehsin Akhtar and Zia-ur-Rehman alias Waqas in connection with the Dilsukhnagar blast in February 21, 2013, reports Zee News. Tehsin and Waqas, along with other alleged IM operatives, Mohd Maroof, Wakar Azhar and Mohd Saqib Ansari, were arrested by the Special Cell in March 23, 2013.
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May - 5 
Students’ Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) activist Gulrez Mustafa has been sent to jail till May 13, reports FreepressJournal on May 6. He was produced in the court after his Police remand expired on May 5. Anti-terrorist Squad (ATS) had arrested SIMI operative Gulrez Mustafa from Bhopal railway
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Students’ Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) activist Gulrez Mustafa has been sent to jail till May 13, reports FreepressJournal on May 6. He was produced in the court after his Police remand expired on May 5. Anti-terrorist Squad (ATS) had arrested SIMI operative Gulrez Mustafa from Bhopal railway station on April 27, 2014 when Faisal, another SIMI man, was brought to Bhopal from Delhi. Mustafa had come to the railway station to meet Faisal. Action against Mustafa, a resident of Choti Gwaltoli locality of Indore, who was on the ATS radar for long, was taken on the basis of intelligence inputs. Gulrez is believed to have helped terror suspect Abu Faisal alias doctor to go to Mahidpur via Indore after he escaped from the Khandwa jail on October 1, 2013. In December last year, the ATS had nabbed Faisal and two of his accomplices on December 24, 2013. Carrying a reward of INR 15,000 on his head, Gulrez was on the run and was arrested with Faisal in 2007 from a hotel in Indore.
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May - 5 
Also, Mumabi Anti-terrorist Squad (ATS) too moved the court seeking custody of the two but NIA Special Judge IS Mehta kept its application pending even as the sessions court sent them to judicial custody till May 19 on a plea by Delhi Police Special Cell.
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Also, Mumabi Anti-terrorist Squad (ATS) too moved the court seeking custody of the two but NIA Special Judge IS Mehta kept its application pending even as the sessions court sent them to judicial custody till May 19 on a plea by Delhi Police Special Cell.
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May - 5 
Meanwhile, another suspected IM operative Imteyaz Alam, who was also accused in the Patna blasts in October 27, 2013, has been remanded in 14 days of judicial custody in connection with a case of allegedly setting up an illegal arms factory. Alam, who was allegedly instrumental in triggering the Oct
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Meanwhile, another suspected IM operative Imteyaz Alam, who was also accused in the Patna blasts in October 27, 2013, has been remanded in 14 days of judicial custody in connection with a case of allegedly setting up an illegal arms factory. Alam, who was allegedly instrumental in triggering the October 27, 2013 Patna blasts at Gandhi Maidan where Bharatiya Janta Party's (BJP) Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi was scheduled to address an election rally, was produced before the court after expiry of his custody with Delhi police special cell.
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May - 5 
The Tamil Nadu Police on May 5 told at a metropolitan magistrate court in Egmore, Chennai that suspected Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agent Sakir Hussian, a Sri Lankan national, arrested from Chennai was working on a plan to sabotage the Indian Navy bases at Kochi and Visakhapatnam,
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The Tamil Nadu Police on May 5 told at a metropolitan magistrate court in Egmore, Chennai that suspected Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agent Sakir Hussian, a Sri Lankan national, arrested from Chennai was working on a plan to sabotage the Indian Navy bases at Kochi and Visakhapatnam, reports Deccan Chronicle. Meanwhile, court on May 5 remanded Sakir Hussain to three days Police custody, reports The Times of India.
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May - 6 
The Additional District and Sessions Court of Kochi on May 6 sentenced three persons, identified as Mohanan (61), his son Visak (27) and Vijyan (51) to four years imprisonment for involvement in a Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) case, reports New Indian Express. The court also ordered them to pay a
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The Additional District and Sessions Court of Kochi on May 6 sentenced three persons, identified as Mohanan (61), his son Visak (27) and Vijyan (51) to four years imprisonment for involvement in a Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) case, reports New Indian Express. The court also ordered them to pay a fine of INR 5,000. Additional District and Sessions Judge V M Muhammad Ibrahim acquitted Soman, the fourth accused in the case
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May - 7 
On May 7 suspected Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Tehseen Akhtar and Zia-Ur-Rahman alias Waqas were remanded in National Investigation Agency (NIA) custody till May 16, 2014 after the agency said their custody was required for interrogation to unearth the entire conspiracy of the terror outfit, re
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On May 7 suspected Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Tehseen Akhtar and Zia-Ur-Rahman alias Waqas were remanded in National Investigation Agency (NIA) custody till May 16, 2014 after the agency said their custody was required for interrogation to unearth the entire conspiracy of the terror outfit, reports Indian Express. “I have perused the chargesheet against the co-accused and the case diary on the basis of which non-bailable warrants (NBW) dated July 18, 2013 and September 10, 2013 were issued against both. In these circumstances, prayer of NIA for custody is allowed and the application moved on behalf of NIA dated May 6, 2014 is disposed of accordingly,” District Judge I.S. Mehta said.
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May - 8 
The Special Cell of Delhi Police on May 8 filed a charge sheet against two suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operatives, Mohammad Rashid and Mohammad Shahid arrested in 2013 from Mewat (Haryana) and alleged they had hatched a conspiracy to kidnap a businessman for ransom to raise money for weapons and
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The Special Cell of Delhi Police on May 8 filed a charge sheet against two suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operatives, Mohammad Rashid and Mohammad Shahid arrested in 2013 from Mewat (Haryana) and alleged they had hatched a conspiracy to kidnap a businessman for ransom to raise money for weapons and explosives for attacks in the national capital, reports Indian Express. The chargesheet stated, that the two entered into a conspiracy with Abdul Subhan (alleged LeT handler who is absconding) and Javed Baluchi (LeT suspect based in Pakistan) to plot terrorist action in Delhi/adjoining areas.
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May - 9 
Suspected Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Faizan Ahmed Sultan, who was earlier arrested on May 2 in Delhi after being deported from Sharjah in connection with a case of waging war against India, was on May 9 remanded in judicial custody till May 22, 2014 by a Delhi Court, reports Hindustan Times.
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Suspected Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Faizan Ahmed Sultan, who was earlier arrested on May 2 in Delhi after being deported from Sharjah in connection with a case of waging war against India, was on May 9 remanded in judicial custody till May 22, 2014 by a Delhi Court, reports Hindustan Times. According to National Investigation Agency (NIA), he was wanted in various cases in India for allegedly conspiring for waging war against the country, raising funds for terrorist acts and recruitment of persons for the banned terror outfit. An Interpol Red Corner Notice was also issued against him to secure his provisional arrest in Sharjah. NIA has arrested Sultan in connection with a case lodged in 2012 relating to the larger conspiracy of IM operatives to wage war against the country by carrying out various terror strikes in India. Sultan had gone to Pakistan on a fake passport and had undergone arms training there, the agency had said. NIA had said that Sultan was being probed for allegedly having harboured other absconding IM operatives and providing assistance to the banned terror outfit by raising funds from Gulf countries.
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May - 12 
Meanwhile, ‘chairman’ of United National Liberation Front (UNLF), RK Meghen alias Sanayaima was produced before the National Investigation Agency (NIA) Court, Guwahati on May 12, reports Kanglaonline. The NIA has charged 19 members of UNLF including Meghen with multiple cases including waging war ag
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Meanwhile, ‘chairman’ of United National Liberation Front (UNLF), RK Meghen alias Sanayaima was produced before the National Investigation Agency (NIA) Court, Guwahati on May 12, reports Kanglaonline. The NIA has charged 19 members of UNLF including Meghen with multiple cases including waging war against India, extortion and procuring arms from foreign countries. UNLF chief was reportedly arrested on November 30, 2010 in Bihar’s East Champaran District, while trying to cross over to India from Bangladesh. The claim is denied by the outfit alleging that Meghen was abducted by Indian and Bangladeshi security services in Dhaka on September 29, 2010 and forcibly brought to India
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May - 12 
Rajasthan High Court on May 12 turned down the prayer of five Jaipur (Rajasthan) blast accused of May 13, 2008 for a joint trial of their cases instead of different cases at several places, reports The Times of India. The court of Justice Mahesh Chandra Sharma turned down the plea as at this stage i
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Rajasthan High Court on May 12 turned down the prayer of five Jaipur (Rajasthan) blast accused of May 13, 2008 for a joint trial of their cases instead of different cases at several places, reports The Times of India. The court of Justice Mahesh Chandra Sharma turned down the plea as at this stage it is not possible to pool all the cases against the accused. Rajasthan Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) had arrested five people in connection with the blast while four are still absconding. Two have died in the Batla house encounter of 2008. Altogether, eight First Information Reports (FIRs) were registered and in seven cases charges were framed while in one case statements of witnesses are being recorded. The five arrested are Shahbaz Ahmed, Mohammad Sarvan, Mohammad Salman, Saif ur Rehman, and Mohammad Saif. Meanwhile, Saif-ur-Rehman has been shifted to Ahmedabad (Gujarat) to face charges in the July 2008 blasts case there. Yet another accused Mohammed Salman, who has been discharged in the Delhi blast case is also an accused in the case.
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May - 13 
The court of XIII metropolitan magistrate in Egmore (Chennai) on May 13 extended the judicial custody of suspected Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agent Sakir Hussain by 15 days, reports The Times of India. 'Q' branch officers arrested Hussain on April 29. According to Police, he confessed that
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The court of XIII metropolitan magistrate in Egmore (Chennai) on May 13 extended the judicial custody of suspected Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) agent Sakir Hussain by 15 days, reports The Times of India. 'Q' branch officers arrested Hussain on April 29. According to Police, he confessed that ISI has plans to attack the US consulate in Chennai and a few places in Bangalore (Karnataka
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May - 15 
A Delhi Court on May 15 indicated the charges under Terrorist and Disruptive Activities Prevention Act (TADA) may not be framed against top Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) bomb expert Abdul Karim Tunda, reports Zee News. The court, however, said there is a prima facie case made out under the Explosive Substan
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A Delhi Court on May 15 indicated the charges under Terrorist and Disruptive Activities Prevention Act (TADA) may not be framed against top Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) bomb expert Abdul Karim Tunda, reports Zee News. The court, however, said there is a prima facie case made out under the Explosive Substance Act (ESA) against Tunda who has been chargesheeted in a case relating to recovery of explosives. The Police, in its charge sheet, said Tunda was declared a proclaimed offender by the court earlier and in its verdict passed in December 1999 against the five arrested persons, the court had made specific observations regarding exclusion of Tunda from the order of acquittal. It also said these arrested persons had disclosed about Tunda's involvement in the terror activities
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May - 15 
Principal Sessions Judge Jammu, R S Jain on May 15 acquitted alleged Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) militant, Majid Hussain, who was facing trial as prosecution witnesses didn’t support the Police case, reports Daily Excelsior.
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Principal Sessions Judge Jammu, R S Jain on May 15 acquitted alleged Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) militant, Majid Hussain, who was facing trial as prosecution witnesses didn’t support the Police case, reports Daily Excelsior.
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May - 15 
The Shillong Times on May 16 reports that Leaders of pro inner-line permit (ILP) groups did not appear before the court on May 15 for hearing on the damage suit filed by the Meghalaya Government against them for organising series of agitations over the demand to implement the permit system. The Megh
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The Shillong Times on May 16 reports that Leaders of pro inner-line permit (ILP) groups did not appear before the court on May 15 for hearing on the damage suit filed by the Meghalaya Government against them for organising series of agitations over the demand to implement the permit system. The Meghalaya Government had in 2013 filed the damages suit in the special court of Rithelda Rymbai, seeking compensation of over INR 310.9 million from the groups for the damages and loss of private property, both individual and community-owned, and Government property caused during the ILP agitation.
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May - 16 
A Delhi court on May 16 extended till May 23, 2014 the National Investigation (NIA) custody of Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives Tehseen Akhtar and Zia-Ur-Rahman alias Waqas after the agency said they were required to be interrogated further to unearth the larger conspiracy of the banned terror outf
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A Delhi court on May 16 extended till May 23, 2014 the National Investigation (NIA) custody of Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives Tehseen Akhtar and Zia-Ur-Rahman alias Waqas after the agency said they were required to be interrogated further to unearth the larger conspiracy of the banned terror outfit, reports Outlook. "During the examination in police custody, accused persons have disclosed about several hideouts used by them since they joined IM and have also disclosed about various e-mail/chat account addresses used by them for communicating with other IM operatives. All these need to be verified....," NIA said. Regarding Waqas and Akhtar, NIA had said that they both had personally participated in various bomb blasts on the instructions of Pakistan-based handlers, Riyaz Bhatkal and Iqbal Bhatkal, who both are co-founders of the IM and are absconding.
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May - 16 
The Supreme Court on May 16 acquitted all six convicts, three of whom were awarded death sentence and one life imprisonment, in the 2002 terror attack on Gujarat's Akshardham temple, reports The Times of India. It said the evidence was not enough to uphold conviction of the accused. Adam Ajmeri, Sha
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The Supreme Court on May 16 acquitted all six convicts, three of whom were awarded death sentence and one life imprisonment, in the 2002 terror attack on Gujarat's Akshardham temple, reports The Times of India. It said the evidence was not enough to uphold conviction of the accused. Adam Ajmeri, Shan Miya alias Chand Khan and Mufti Abdul Qyyum Mansuri were awarded death sentence by a Prevention of Terrorism Activities (POTA) court in July 2006 which the High Court had confirmed in 2010. Other three accused Mohammed Salim Shaikh, Abdulmiyan Qadri and Altaf Hussain were sentenced to various prison terms. A bench of Justices A K Patnaik and V Gopala Gowda acquitted all six, who were concurrently convicted by the trial court and the Gujarat High Court, and slammed the investigating agency for shoddy investigation and the Gujarat government for not applying its mind before slapping the now extinct POTA Act. The bench also said the sanction for prosecution under POTA was mechanical and reflected lack of application of mind, hence void. It also said the confessional statements of accused were recorded without following the due procedure prescribed under POTA making them untenable as evidence.
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May - 19 
Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Haider Ali alias Black Beauty revealed to his interrogators that major terror outfits operating in the Kashmir Valley like Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) had joined hands with Indian Mujahideen (IM) and Student Islamic Movem
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Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Haider Ali alias Black Beauty revealed to his interrogators that major terror outfits operating in the Kashmir Valley like Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT), Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) had joined hands with Indian Mujahideen (IM) and Student Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) with the objective of eliminating Prime Minister (PM)-elect Narendra Modi Deccan Chronicle reports on May 23. Following the Patna (Bihar) blast of October, 2013, Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) top operatives directed that all major terror outfits should pool their resources in targeting Modi, he added. Ali, disclosed that ISI top brass was extremely unhappy with the failed attempt on Modi’s life at the Patna rally. The ISI, he claimed, felt that IM and SIMI which had jointly carried out the explosions was not competent enough to carry out such “major operations”. “The threat to Mr Modi is very high as these terror outfits are still on the lookout for an opportunity to target him. A few days ago some key SIMI operatives had openly raised slogans threatening the PM elect during a court hearing in Madhya Pradesh. So the threat perception remains high and we are closely monitoring activities of these subversive groups,” a top security official said.
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May - 20 
Indian President Pranab Mukherjee rejected the mercy petition of Yakub Abdul Razzak Memon, convicted in the 1993 Mumbai (Maharashtra) serial blasts case, Financial Express reports on May 21. Memon is the brother of Ibrahim Memon alias Tiger Memon, the alleged mastermind and main accused in the 199
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Indian President Pranab Mukherjee rejected the mercy petition of Yakub Abdul Razzak Memon, convicted in the 1993 Mumbai (Maharashtra) serial blasts case, Financial Express reports on May 21. Memon is the brother of Ibrahim Memon alias Tiger Memon, the alleged mastermind and main accused in the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case, who is absconding. Sources said the decision was taken by the President last week and communicated to the Maharashtra Government, which will decide the execution date. Memon is currently lodged in the high-security ward of Nagpur jail. “The President’s office sent a reply to the central government last week. We have received the reply,” confirmed a state government official. Earlier, in March, 2013 the Supreme Court had confirmed the death sentence awarded to Memon, holding him guilty of being the “driving spirit” behind the blasts which killed 257 people, while commuting the death sentence awarded to 10 others to life imprisonment till their death. Memon then moved a clemency petition before the President in October, 2013.
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May - 21 
The Shillong Times reports on May 22 that Bangladeshi national who has made Meghalaya their home prior to March 24, 1971, will now be considered as Indians, the High Court of Meghalaya has ruled in a judgment passed on May 15. Justice SR Sen, while passing the judgement also stated that these citize
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The Shillong Times reports on May 22 that Bangladeshi national who has made Meghalaya their home prior to March 24, 1971, will now be considered as Indians, the High Court of Meghalaya has ruled in a judgment passed on May 15. Justice SR Sen, while passing the judgement also stated that these citizens should also be enrolled in the voters’ list in Meghalaya. The Court passed the judgment after hearing a petition filed by 40 ‘refugees’ from Bangladesh who were denied enrolment in the voters’ roll by the district administration of Ri Bhoi District citing doubts about their citizenship.
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May - 21 
The Supreme Court (SC) on May 21 (today) commuted death sentence of two convicts in 2002 in American Center attack case of Kolkata (West Bengal), reports Zee News. The apex court ordered main mastermind in the terror case Aftab Ahmad Ansari to remain behind bars till end of his life. Another convict
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The Supreme Court (SC) on May 21 (today) commuted death sentence of two convicts in 2002 in American Center attack case of Kolkata (West Bengal), reports Zee News. The apex court ordered main mastermind in the terror case Aftab Ahmad Ansari to remain behind bars till end of his life. Another convict Jamiluddin Nasir to remain behind the bars for at least 30 years without remission, the SC said. Earlier, the Calcutta High Court had upheld the death sentence to Ansari and Nasir.
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May - 22 
A Delhi court on May 22 extended till June 5, 2014 the judicial custody of suspected Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Faizan Ahmed Sultan, who was arrested on May 2 at Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi after being deported from Sharjah in connection with a case of waging war against I
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A Delhi court on May 22 extended till June 5, 2014 the judicial custody of suspected Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Faizan Ahmed Sultan, who was arrested on May 2 at Indira Gandhi International Airport in New Delhi after being deported from Sharjah in connection with a case of waging war against India, reports The Hindu. Sultan was produced before District Judge I.S. Mehta after expiry of his judicial custody and the National Investigation Agency (NIA) informed the court that its probe in the case was going on. NIA arrested Sultan in connection with a case filed in 2012 relating to the larger conspiracy of IM operatives to wage war against the country by carrying out various terror strikes in India. An Interpol Red Corner Notice was issued against him to secure his provisional arrest in Sharjah. Sultan had gone to Pakistan on a fake passport and had undergone arms training there, NIA had said. He was being probed for allegedly having harboured other absconding IM operatives and providing assistance to the banned terror group by raising funds from Gulf countries.
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May - 23 
A court in New Delhi on May 23 handed over the custody of Indian Mujahideen (IM) suspects Tehseen Akhtar alias Monu and Waqas alias Zia-ur-Rehman to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) team conducting investigation in 2013 blasts in Hyderabad's Dilsukhnagar, reports Zee News. According to source
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A court in New Delhi on May 23 handed over the custody of Indian Mujahideen (IM) suspects Tehseen Akhtar alias Monu and Waqas alias Zia-ur-Rehman to the National Investigation Agency (NIA) team conducting investigation in 2013 blasts in Hyderabad's Dilsukhnagar, reports Zee News. According to sources, Special Judge I.S. Mehta allowed the investigating agency's plea seeking three days' transit remand of the duo. "Both the accused are allowed to be taken to NIA special court, Nampally, Hyderabad, and both accused persons are given on three days' transit remand to NIA, Hyderabad, and hee is directed to produce them before the said court and thereafter he is further directed to produce both the accused persons before this court after completion of investigation...," the court said.
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May - 23 
Police revealed on May 23 that the mastermind of the May 14, 2014, INR 20 million diamond robbery in Karol Bagh in Delhi, identified as Avtar Singh, had been convicted under Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA), reports The Times of India. The accused is also the brother of Pa
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Police revealed on May 23 that the mastermind of the May 14, 2014, INR 20 million diamond robbery in Karol Bagh in Delhi, identified as Avtar Singh, had been convicted under Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act (TADA), reports The Times of India. The accused is also the brother of Paramjeet Singh, who was arrested for assassination of Punjab Chief Minister Beant Singh. "Singh is a member of All India Sikh Student Federation and Bhindranwale Tiger Force.” Singh was convicted in two cases lodged at Vikaspuri and Civil Lines Police Stations under TADA. Police had recovered an AK-47 with 100 cartridges and 2 pistols of .32 bore with 50 cartridges from him. The special cell has been roped in to ascertain if the robbery was to fund terror activities. Police suspect the money may be in the process of being handed over to Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) or any other terrorist group. Additional Commissioner of Police Alok Kumar said three others, Gurjeet Singh, Anil Luthra and Amit, was also arrested for the heist.
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May - 23 
The four Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives arrested by the central intelligence agency in connection with Patna Gandhi Maidan blasts on October 27, 2013, were produced before the National Investigation Agency (NIA) designated special court judge at Patna (Bihar) on May 23, reports The Times of India
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The four Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives arrested by the central intelligence agency in connection with Patna Gandhi Maidan blasts on October 27, 2013, were produced before the National Investigation Agency (NIA) designated special court judge at Patna (Bihar) on May 23, reports The Times of India. The court allowed the Police to take them on 14-day remand. Sources said after the serial blasts at Patna Gandhi Maidan, the four had planned to blow up Golden Temple at Amritsar (Punjab) and Lotus Temple in Delhi. This was revealed during their interrogation in Ranchi (Jharkhand).
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May - 24 
Meanwhile, three years after being arrested for carrying books authored by architect of Indian Constitution Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, Communist Party of India-Marxist-Leninist (CPI-M-L) founder late Charu Mazumdar and late political theorist Suniti Kumar Ghosh, Mumbai-based activist Sudhir Dhawale was
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Meanwhile, three years after being arrested for carrying books authored by architect of Indian Constitution Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar, Communist Party of India-Marxist-Leninist (CPI-M-L) founder late Charu Mazumdar and late political theorist Suniti Kumar Ghosh, Mumbai-based activist Sudhir Dhawale was acquitted by a court on the grounds that the literature seized were freely available and even taught in universities, reports The Deccan Herald on May 25. Dhawale was taken into custody at the Wardha Railway Station in January 2011 while he was returning from ‘Ambedkar-Phule Sahitya Sammellan’ (Literature Festival), under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) on charges of having nexus with Communist Party of India- Maoist (CPI-Maoist). The Gondia District Police of Maharashtra while framing the charges claimed that Dhawale’s name had cropped-up while interrogating one of the alleged members of CPI-Maoist.
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May - 26 
Enforcement Directorate (ED) while opposing bail plea of hawala (illegal money transaction) racket accused Afroz Fatta on May 27 said in the metropolitan court that he made INR 40,00,000-INR 50,00,000 a day in January-February, 2014 in commission for sending money outside India, reports The Times
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Enforcement Directorate (ED) while opposing bail plea of hawala (illegal money transaction) racket accused Afroz Fatta on May 27 said in the metropolitan court that he made INR 40,00,000-INR 50,00,000 a day in January-February, 2014 in commission for sending money outside India, reports The Times of India. Fatta's bail hearing has been postponed to June 4, 2014 after his counsel sought time to file reply to ED's charges. "Based on audio recordings we have found that Fatta was getting 3% commission for every hawala transaction. In one such telephone conservation tapped by ED, it has been found that a person named Tariq had called Fatta asking to deliver Rs 1 crore in Hong Kong if he deposited the money in Bangalore with Fatta," said an ED official.
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May - 27 
Tamil Nadu Police obtained an arrest warrant on May 27 for a Sri Lankan national and suspected operative of Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence (ISI), Mohammad Hossaini, arrested by the Malaysian Police on May 14 in Kepong near Kuala Lumpur, reports The Times of India. Investigators said Hossaini
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Tamil Nadu Police obtained an arrest warrant on May 27 for a Sri Lankan national and suspected operative of Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence (ISI), Mohammad Hossaini, arrested by the Malaysian Police on May 14 in Kepong near Kuala Lumpur, reports The Times of India. Investigators said Hossaini was a close aide of Sakir Hussain, another Sri Lankan national recruited by the ISI, who had been arrested by the Tamil Nadu Police on April 29, 2014. Malaysian special units had been monitoring Hossaini since December last year and had informed Indian security agencies that he was part of a plot to carry out terror strikes on the US and consulate in Chennai and the Israeli consulate in Bangalore. Hossaini told the Malaysian Police that he had received instructions to assist two men in the attacks on the US and Israeli consulates in Chennai and Bangalore. He also disclosed the name of his Pakistani handler. Hussain had disclosed a similar plot to the Tamil Nadu Police. Sources said Hossaini told the Malaysian Police that Pakistan's spy agency planned to send two men from Maldives to Chennai and Bangalore, and he had been tasked with arranging for their travel documents and safe houses. Hussain had travelled from Colombo to Chennai and was arrested after being monitored by security agencies. He said that he had been chosen by the ISI because was had been engaged in human trafficking, forging passports and smuggling of Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN).
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May - 29 
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) Court will frame charges against the accused in the Panayikulam (Tamil Nadu) camp case of Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) on June 16, 2014, reports The Times of India on May 30. The court has asked all the accused, including those who received bail i
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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) Court will frame charges against the accused in the Panayikulam (Tamil Nadu) camp case of Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) on June 16, 2014, reports The Times of India on May 30. The court has asked all the accused, including those who received bail in the case, to be produced in court on June 16 for completing procedures before beginning trial in the case. Panayikulam SIMI camp case is related to a secret meeting of SIMI activists at Panayikulam near Aluva on August 15, 2006, and has listed 17 accused in this regard. Earlier, Lhari Dorgee Latoo, Superintendent of Police (SP), NIA, New Delhi, filed the chargesheet against the 17 persons in the case in 2010.
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May - 31 
A local court in Cuttack (Odisha) on May 31 convicted a person, Sanjay Kumar Biswal in Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) case and sentenced him to undergo rigorous imprisonment of seven years, reports orissadiary.com. The court also imposed a fine of INR 5000. Sources in Crime Branch (CB) said acting
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A local court in Cuttack (Odisha) on May 31 convicted a person, Sanjay Kumar Biswal in Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) case and sentenced him to undergo rigorous imprisonment of seven years, reports orissadiary.com. The court also imposed a fine of INR 5000. Sources in Crime Branch (CB) said acting on a tip off a team official of Crime Investigation Department (CID)-CB had conducted raid at the residence of Biswal in Chandradeipur under Salipur Police limit in Cuttack District on September 2012. During the raid the team recovered 20 notes of INR 1000 denominations and 16 notes of INR 500 denominations from his possession. The seized Indian currency notes were found to be fake. An official said Biswal was charged under section 489 (b), 489 (c) of Indian Penal Code (IPC). During the probe it was revealed that the accused was procuring FICN from West Bengal and was circulating in Cuttack District.
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May - 31 
Principal District and Sessions Judge Kalidas Wadane on May 31 sentenced a man, Ali Waquar Shaikh to rigorous imprisonment (RI) for seven years with a penalty of INR 5,000 after convicting him in a Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) case, reports Pune Mirror. Shaikh who hails from West Bengal, indulge
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Principal District and Sessions Judge Kalidas Wadane on May 31 sentenced a man, Ali Waquar Shaikh to rigorous imprisonment (RI) for seven years with a penalty of INR 5,000 after convicting him in a Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) case, reports Pune Mirror. Shaikh who hails from West Bengal, indulged in trade of fake currency, and was arrested by Hinjewadi Police after he tried to give FICN to a general store owner at Tathawade near Hinjewadi in Pune District on July 6, 2011. Hinjewadi Police had booked him after a complaint was made by Gangaram Chaudhary (26) of Tathawade.
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June - 1 
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on May 31 arrested a native of West Bengal, identified as Muhammed Inshan Ali who is an accused in the Manjeri (Malappuram District of Kerala) Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) case from Chennai (Tamil Nadu), reports New Indian Express. He was produced before t
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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on May 31 arrested a native of West Bengal, identified as Muhammed Inshan Ali who is an accused in the Manjeri (Malappuram District of Kerala) Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) case from Chennai (Tamil Nadu), reports New Indian Express. He was produced before the Special Court on June 1, which remanded him in judicial custody until June 13, 2014. NIA officials said they were suspecting the involvement of two other persons in the case. Muhammed Inshan was at large after the incident. So far, seven natives from West Bengal have been listed as accused in the case. The charges against the accused include using forged or counterfeit currency-notes or bank-notes. The Manjeri Police had registered a case in 2012. All the accused hail from Talagachi village of Malda District in West Bengal.
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June - 2 
A court in New Delhi on June 2 sent Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Faizan Ahmed Sultan, an accused in the September 13, 2008 Delhi blasts, to judicial custody till June 13, 2014, reports New Indian Express. Sultan was deported from Sharjah to Delhi earlier on May 2 and arrested by the National Inv
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A court in New Delhi on June 2 sent Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Faizan Ahmed Sultan, an accused in the September 13, 2008 Delhi blasts, to judicial custody till June 13, 2014, reports New Indian Express. Sultan was deported from Sharjah to Delhi earlier on May 2 and arrested by the National Investigation Agency (NIA). The NIA claimed Sultan provided hiding places to top leaders of IM since 2008. His name was also disclosed by IM 'India operations chief' Yasin Bhatkal.
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June - 2 
A special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in New Delhi on June 2 issued a production warrant for July 2, 2014 against suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) terrorist Abu Jundal, one of the alleged masterminds of 26/11 (November 26, 2008) attacks in Mumbai (Maharashtra), reports PTI.
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A special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in New Delhi on June 2 issued a production warrant for July 2, 2014 against suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) terrorist Abu Jundal, one of the alleged masterminds of 26/11 (November 26, 2008) attacks in Mumbai (Maharashtra), reports PTI.
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June - 2 
The Supreme Court on June 2 stayed the execution of Yakub Abdul Razak Memon, the lone convict in the 1993 Mumbai (Maharashtra) serial bomb blasts case whose death penalty was upheld by the apex court in March, 2013, reports The Times of India. Memon had moved court for commutation of his capital pun
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The Supreme Court on June 2 stayed the execution of Yakub Abdul Razak Memon, the lone convict in the 1993 Mumbai (Maharashtra) serial bomb blasts case whose death penalty was upheld by the apex court in March, 2013, reports The Times of India. Memon had moved court for commutation of his capital punishment to life imprisonment after the President, Pranab Mukherjee rejected his mercy petition two weeks ago. Yakub Memon was arrested in Nepal in 1994 and was handed over to India.
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June - 3 
A special court in Pune (Maharashtra) granted 60 days more to the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) for completing its investigation related to connection of Indian Mujahideen (IM) arrested 'India operations chief' Yasin Bhatkal's with the February 13, 2010 German Bakery bomb blast case, The Times of India
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A special court in Pune (Maharashtra) granted 60 days more to the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) for completing its investigation related to connection of Indian Mujahideen (IM) arrested 'India operations chief' Yasin Bhatkal's with the February 13, 2010 German Bakery bomb blast case, The Times of India reports on June 4. Bhatkal is the second accused arrested in the case and has been identified by the ATS as the man who planted the bomb. The other accused Mirza Himayat Inayat Baig has been given death sentence on April 18, 2013 by the special court. Baig's death sentence is since pending confirmation before the Bombay High Court.
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June - 4 
The Shillong Times reports on June 5 that the Court of Judicial Magistrate, First Class, Shillong has issued summons to 12 pro-Inner Line Permit pressure groups including the Khasi Students’ Union (KSU), Federation of Khasi, Jaintia and Garo People (FKJGP), Hynniewtrep National Youth Front (HNYF), S
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The Shillong Times reports on June 5 that the Court of Judicial Magistrate, First Class, Shillong has issued summons to 12 pro-Inner Line Permit pressure groups including the Khasi Students’ Union (KSU), Federation of Khasi, Jaintia and Garo People (FKJGP), Hynniewtrep National Youth Front (HNYF), Synjuk Seng Samla Shnong (SSSS), All Jaintia Youth Welfare Organisation (AJYWO), Jaintia Youth Federation (JYF), Jaintia Students’ Union (JSU), Ri Bhoi Youth Federation (RBYF), Khasi Women Welfare and Development Association (KWWDA), Garo Students’ Union (GSU), Association of Democratic Empowerment (ADE) and Achik Youth Welfare Organization (AYWO) asking the presidents and general secretaries of these groups to appear in the Court in person or through an advocate on July 8. The summons were issued in connection with a suit filed by the State Government against the damages caused by members of these pressure groups amounting to INR 31,09,50,158, during the spate of pro-ILP agitations in the State in 2013.
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June - 4 
A special team of the Crime Branch-Criminal Investigation Division (CB-CID) of Tamil Nadu Police is in West Bengal on the trail of Fakhrul Islam, the suspected kingpin in the Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) racket that was earlier neutralised on June 4 in Chennai, reports The Times of India. Islam,
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A special team of the Crime Branch-Criminal Investigation Division (CB-CID) of Tamil Nadu Police is in West Bengal on the trail of Fakhrul Islam, the suspected kingpin in the Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) racket that was earlier neutralised on June 4 in Chennai, reports The Times of India. Islam, Police found, did not have a record in West Bengal or in any other state.
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June - 6 
A special Prevention of Terrorist Activities Act (POTA) Court on June 6 acquitted the remaining two accused, Majid Patel alias Umarji and Shaukatullah Ghori in the September 24, 2002 Akshardham temple terror attack case, reports IBNLive. The two were charged with conspiracy by Crime Branch and had b
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A special Prevention of Terrorist Activities Act (POTA) Court on June 6 acquitted the remaining two accused, Majid Patel alias Umarji and Shaukatullah Ghori in the September 24, 2002 Akshardham temple terror attack case, reports IBNLive. The two were charged with conspiracy by Crime Branch and had been lodged in Sabarmati jail in Gujarat for six years.
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June - 7 
A special court on June 7 framed charges against Lashkar-e-Toiba terrorist Abu Jundal and others for allegedly setting up an illegal arms factory in Meet Vihar area of Nangloi in Outer Delhi, reports Kashmir Times. Additional Sessions Judge Daya Prakash, framed charges against the accused for the of
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A special court on June 7 framed charges against Lashkar-e-Toiba terrorist Abu Jundal and others for allegedly setting up an illegal arms factory in Meet Vihar area of Nangloi in Outer Delhi, reports Kashmir Times. Additional Sessions Judge Daya Prakash, framed charges against the accused for the offences under the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), sources associated with the trial said. The trial will begin on August 4, 2014 when the witnesses would be examined by the court. Police had earlier filed its charge sheet against 16 accused, including alleged Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Quateel Siddiqui who died in Pune's Yerawada central jail in June 8, 2012. A supplementary charge sheet was also filed by Police against IM's arrested India operations 'chief' Yasin Bhatkal and his associate Asadullah Akhtar for allegedly setting up the arms manufacturing factory in Meer Vihar for manufacturing arms and ammunition to carry out terrorist activities in Delhi and other parts of the country.
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June - 10 
A court in Koraput District of Odisha on June 10 sentenced Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) leader Chenda Bhusanam alias Ghasi to 10 years rigorous imprisonment in connection with possession of arms and attack on Policemen, reports Zee News. The court of Additional District and Sessions
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A court in Koraput District of Odisha on June 10 sentenced Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) leader Chenda Bhusanam alias Ghasi to 10 years rigorous imprisonment in connection with possession of arms and attack on Policemen, reports Zee News. The court of Additional District and Sessions Judge, Koraput, Pradip Kumar Mohanta found Ghasi guilty on June 9 and pronounced the quantum of punishment on June 10. The court also imposed a penalty of INR 35,000. Ghasi was convicted under section 27 of Arms Act, section 17 of Criminal Law (Amendment) Act and section 20 of Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA), said public prosecutor Sadananda Gouda.
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June - 10 
The court of Chief Judicial Magistrate in Saran District on June 10, granted bail to two alleged Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, Subhash alias Chandanji and Dhiraj, who were arrested from Dariapur area of Saran District on January 23, as the investigating officer (IO) failed to
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The court of Chief Judicial Magistrate in Saran District on June 10, granted bail to two alleged Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres, Subhash alias Chandanji and Dhiraj, who were arrested from Dariapur area of Saran District on January 23, as the investigating officer (IO) failed to submit charge sheet against them within the stipulated period of 90 days, reports The Times of India. The duo, however, would have to remain in jail in connection with another case. The Muzaffarpur Police have currently taken them on remand and lodged them in the Muzaffarpur jail.
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June - 10 
The Ernakulam Additional Sessions Court summoned two persons who stood as sureties for the bail of Beecha Suguna, a suspected Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadre, after she disappeared following her release on bail in February 2014, reports The Hindu on June 11. Suguna, who is the wif
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The Ernakulam Additional Sessions Court summoned two persons who stood as sureties for the bail of Beecha Suguna, a suspected Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadre, after she disappeared following her release on bail in February 2014, reports The Hindu on June 11. Suguna, who is the wife of Maoist leader Malla Raji Reddy, was arrested in connection with a case of impersonation and conspiracy to propagate anti-national activities.
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June - 11 
Dawood Ibrahim and his aide Chhota Shakeel have been summoned to appear before the Patiala House Court, India Today reports on June 12. The advertisement bearing the signature of Additional Sessions Judge Bharat Parashar says," Proclamation is hereby made that the said accused Dawood Ibrahim Kaskar
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Dawood Ibrahim and his aide Chhota Shakeel have been summoned to appear before the Patiala House Court, India Today reports on June 12. The advertisement bearing the signature of Additional Sessions Judge Bharat Parashar says," Proclamation is hereby made that the said accused Dawood Ibrahim Kaskar and Shaikh Shakeel @ Chhota Shakeel of FIR No. 20/2013 are required to appear before this Court to answer the said camplaint on or before 16.08.14."
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June - 12 
Ahmadabad metropolitan court on June 12 sent three alleged militants associated with banned outfit Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) to Police remand till June 16 in connection with the 2006 terror conspiracy case, reports The Times of India. The Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) had sought 14-day
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Ahmadabad metropolitan court on June 12 sent three alleged militants associated with banned outfit Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) to Police remand till June 16 in connection with the 2006 terror conspiracy case, reports The Times of India. The Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) had sought 14-day remand of the trio Afroz Khan, Bilal Ahmed and Mustafa Sayyed, on the ground that they are members of the banned SIMI and the investigators are required to find out how many others are still actively connected with the SIMI. ATS also contended it needs to interrogate the accused to know who the others were who had crossed over to Pakistan and obtained terror training conducted in the camps of terror outfits like Jamat-ud-Dawa (JuD) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).
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June - 12 
Three alleged terrorists were finally arrested by Gujarat's Anti-Terrorist Squad on June 11 after they were summoned by local court from a Maharashtra jail where they had spent eight years, reports The Times of India. The ATS arrested them after their production was recorded by the court. They are l
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Three alleged terrorists were finally arrested by Gujarat's Anti-Terrorist Squad on June 11 after they were summoned by local court from a Maharashtra jail where they had spent eight years, reports The Times of India. The ATS arrested them after their production was recorded by the court. They are likely to be produced before the court on June 12 (today) and probe agency might seek their remand. The metropolitan court No 11 issued warrants against Mustafa Sayyed, Bilal Ahmed and Afroz Khan last week in connection with a terror conspiracy of 2006. The case in which the three accused were wanted was lodged on September 19, 2006. However, before this offence was lodged, Ahmed was arrested on May 17, 2006 and Khan was nabbed on June 13, 2006 by Maharashtra Police. Interestingly, they were shown absconders for eight years. In the meanwhile, they were lodged in Maharashtra jail under the Maharashtra Control of Organized Crime Act, said their lawyer Dilshad Pathan. When they came to know that a case was lodged against them in Ahmedabad, they approached the court and sought anticipatory bail application. It was rejected on the ground that they were booked under the Unlawful Activity (Prevention) Act.
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June - 13 
On June 13, Andheri Metropolitan Magistrate in Mumbai (Maharashtra) granted the Mumbai Police permission to collect the DNA samples of Dawood Ibrahim's aide Muzzakir Muddassar alias Munna Jhingada's family members, reports The Times of India. However, the court also said that the Police cannot use b
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On June 13, Andheri Metropolitan Magistrate in Mumbai (Maharashtra) granted the Mumbai Police permission to collect the DNA samples of Dawood Ibrahim's aide Muzzakir Muddassar alias Munna Jhingada's family members, reports The Times of India. However, the court also said that the Police cannot use blood samples of Jhingada's family members as evidence in the case of deporting him from Thailand. Police said that the order will help them prove that Jhingada is Indian national and very much a criminal from Mumbai who fled away in 2000. Earlier, in 2012, the Thai authorities assured India to hand Jhingada but Pakistan authorities too had claimed his custody saying Jhingada was a Pakistani National. He was arrested by the Thai Police on charges of attempt to kill fugitive gangster Chhota Rajan in 2000. Jhingada, with associates Rashid Malbari and Gurpeet Singh Bullar, was arrested and he was sent to jail for eight years. Jhingada has completed his sentence in Thai jail but due to legal fight over his nationality he is still waiting in Thai jail.
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June - 14 
Meanwhile, the Gadchiroli Sessions Court on June 14 rejected the bail plea of G.N. Saibaba, the Delhi University Assistant Professor, arrested for alleged connections with the Maoists, reports The Times of India. Saibaba, who teaches English at Ram Lal Anand College of Delhi University and is wheelc
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Meanwhile, the Gadchiroli Sessions Court on June 14 rejected the bail plea of G.N. Saibaba, the Delhi University Assistant Professor, arrested for alleged connections with the Maoists, reports The Times of India. Saibaba, who teaches English at Ram Lal Anand College of Delhi University and is wheelchair-bound, is the ‘deputy secretary’ of "Revolutionary Democratic Front", an alleged Maoist front organization. He is in custody since May 9, 2014 after Maharashtra Police arrested him in Delhi last month.
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June - 14 
On June 14, the Ahmedabad (Gujarat) Detection of Crime Branch (DCB) filed the charge sheet against Maulana Abdul Qavi in connection with the 2003 Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Conspiracy case, implicating him under various sections of the Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA) and Arms Act, among ot
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On June 14, the Ahmedabad (Gujarat) Detection of Crime Branch (DCB) filed the charge sheet against Maulana Abdul Qavi in connection with the 2003 Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Conspiracy case, implicating him under various sections of the Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA) and Arms Act, among others, before a special POTA court, according to Indian Express. Qavi has also been booked for conspiring “war against the government”. Earlier on June 12, the home department gave its sanction to file the charge sheet against Kavi under POTA. The case dates back to 2003, but the judgment was pronounced in 2010. The POTA court has proclaimed Qavi as an offender, along with other proclaimed offenders, such as Dawood Ibrahim, Chhota Shakeel, Mufti Sufiyan Ahmedmiya Patangiya and 20 others, who are still absconding. The chargesheet claims that Kavi was in touch with Sufiyan and another gangster, Rasool Party, who are also accused of masterminding the killing of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Haren Pandya in 2003. According to DCB officials, Rasool had met Qavi in Hyderabad. There were a total of 44 accused who were tried by the POTA court. Out of them, 22 were convicted. The DCB claimed that a conspiracy was hatched by the accused to carry out terror activities in the state under the “leadership, guidance, inducement, inspiration and financial aid of a rich person, whose name has not been known, and by using the network of Dawood Ibrahim’s gang in Pakistan and the ISI, with a view to take revenge of the loss caused to Muslims during the 2002 communal riots in Gujarat. For this purpose, youth from Gujarat and Hyderabad were sent to Pakistan via Bangladesh and Nepal, it said. They were reportedly trained in handling weapons, making bombs, among others, in 2002. In 2003, the conspiracy was busted by the DCB.
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June - 16 
The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) on June 16 filed a 542-page charge sheet against Yasin Bhatkal, India Mujahideen (IM) 'India operations chief' and his aide Asadullah Akhtar alias Tabrez, before a special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court, reports The Times of India.
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The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) on June 16 filed a 542-page charge sheet against Yasin Bhatkal, India Mujahideen (IM) 'India operations chief' and his aide Asadullah Akhtar alias Tabrez, before a special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court, reports The Times of India. In the charge sheet, Police also disclosed the role of a new accused, Wasim, alias Ibrahim, who is still wanted. The two have been accused of planning and executing the 13/7 (July 13, 2011) blasts of Mumbai (Maharashtra). The ATS said that INR 10,00,000 was sent from Dubai to Delhi to one of the accused, Kanwanain Pathrija, through hawala (illegal money transaction) channels. The money was later given to Bhatkal and used for the blasts, as per the charge sheet. Mumbai Mirror adds that according to ATS, Bhatkal played a key role in procuring explosives and making Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) used in the attack. Earlier, five accused -- Naquee Ahmed, Nadeem Shaikh, Kanwar Pathrija, Haroon Naik and Mohammed Qafeel Ansari were held in the case and are facing trial under the MCOCA, the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and other relevant laws. Those wanted in the case are Riyaz Bhatkal, Waqas Ibrahim Sad, Dubai-based Muzaffar Kolah and Tehseen Akhtar Shaikh, Police said.
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June - 16 
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) was granted 10 days’ custody of an accused in the Kasargod Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) case by the NIA court in Kochi on June 16, reports New Indian Express. Mammunhi alias Muhammad Kunji, the seventh accused in the case, had surrendered before the court
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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) was granted 10 days’ custody of an accused in the Kasargod Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) case by the NIA court in Kochi on June 16, reports New Indian Express. Mammunhi alias Muhammad Kunji, the seventh accused in the case, had surrendered before the court last week after arriving from Dubai. According to NIA, Mammunhi was a hawala (illegal money transaction) operator in Dubai and his partner Majeed Koliyad, alias Muhammed Abdur, the eighth accused in the case, had directed agent Abdul Nazar, the fourth accused, to receive and circulate FICN through hawala transactions. As per their direction, FICN with face value of INR 24,00,000 was circulated.
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June - 16 
The Shillong Times reports on June 17 that the State Government has moved against the Meghalaya High Court challenging its ruling that people from Bangladesh who settled in the state before March 24 1971 be treated as Indians and should be enrolled in the electoral rolls. Deputy Chief Minister Rowel
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The Shillong Times reports on June 17 that the State Government has moved against the Meghalaya High Court challenging its ruling that people from Bangladesh who settled in the state before March 24 1971 be treated as Indians and should be enrolled in the electoral rolls. Deputy Chief Minister Rowell Lyngdoh on June 16 stated that the Ri-Bhoi Deputy Commissioner has filed an appeal in this regard.
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June - 16 
Two men, Abdul Kalam and Mohammad Naushad Mian have been held guilty of possessing Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) with face value of INR 2, 95,000 by a Delhi Court, Business Standard reports on June 17. Additional Sessions Judge convicted the two for offences under the Indian Penal Code (IPC) rela
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Two men, Abdul Kalam and Mohammad Naushad Mian have been held guilty of possessing Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) with face value of INR 2, 95,000 by a Delhi Court, Business Standard reports on June 17. Additional Sessions Judge convicted the two for offences under the Indian Penal Code (IPC) relating to conspiracy and possessing forged or counterfeit currency notes and using them as genuine.
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June - 17 
In a judgment on June 17, Additional District and Sessions Judge of Dharmanagar (North Tripura District), Sri Udit Choudhury sentenced one Nathurai Reang, an inmate of a Bru refugee camp in Tripura to undergo imprisonment for 12 years for possession of grenade and for fleeing from Police custody, re
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In a judgment on June 17, Additional District and Sessions Judge of Dharmanagar (North Tripura District), Sri Udit Choudhury sentenced one Nathurai Reang, an inmate of a Bru refugee camp in Tripura to undergo imprisonment for 12 years for possession of grenade and for fleeing from Police custody, reports Tripurainfo. Nathurai Reang was found moving suspiciously and was detained on August 23, 2011. One Chinese made live grenade was recovered from him. However he managed to flee away before he could be taken to the Police station before being caught.
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June - 19 
A designated special court in Patna (Bihar) on June 19 granted bail to a Patna bomb blasts (October 27, 2013) accused Tabish Nyaz who was arrested by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) from Ranchi (Jharkhand) in November, 2013, reports The Times of India. Special Judge (NIA), Anil Kumar granted
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A designated special court in Patna (Bihar) on June 19 granted bail to a Patna bomb blasts (October 27, 2013) accused Tabish Nyaz who was arrested by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) from Ranchi (Jharkhand) in November, 2013, reports The Times of India. Special Judge (NIA), Anil Kumar granted bail to Nyaz on the ground that the anti-terror investigation agency had failed to submit charge sheet against him within the stipulated period of six months since arrest.
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June - 23 
Patna serial blasts (October 27, 2014) accused Tabish Neyaz was released from jail on June 23, reports The Times of India. His neighbour and relative Z Ansari submitted his release bonds. Both the bail bonds were of INR 10,000 each. Tabish was granted bail by a specially designated National Investig
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Patna serial blasts (October 27, 2014) accused Tabish Neyaz was released from jail on June 23, reports The Times of India. His neighbour and relative Z Ansari submitted his release bonds. Both the bail bonds were of INR 10,000 each. Tabish was granted bail by a specially designated National Investigation Agency (NIA) court of Anil Kumar under section 167 (2) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) on June 19 as the NIA failed to submit charge sheet against him even after 220 days of his arrest against the stipulated six months. An NIA spokesperson said, "As of now, there is no evidence against him. So, no charge sheet could be filed against Tabish." He added that the agency was working to bring to book those involved in the case. NIA took over his custody only after he was arrested by the state police, the spokesperson said.
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June - 23 
The Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) told the special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) Court that it has evidence against the nine accused in the 2006 Malegaon (Maharashtra) blasts case and their pleas for discharge from the case may be rejected, The Times of India reports on June 24. Th
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The Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) told the special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) Court that it has evidence against the nine accused in the 2006 Malegaon (Maharashtra) blasts case and their pleas for discharge from the case may be rejected, The Times of India reports on June 24. The ATS' 10-page reply explaining the role of each accused and the evidence against them, comes less than a year after the National Investigation Agency (NIA) gave a clean chit to the accused. "The forensic reports of the samples recovered from the bomb sites and those from the godown of the accused and other places and voice samples of the accused , establishes their participation and role in the crime," the ATS said Four bombs went off late in the evening on September 8, 2006, in Malegaon killing 31 and injuring 297.
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June - 24 
The jailed 'chairman' of the militant outfit Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA), Champion Sangma, was on June 24 granted bail by a local court in the case pertaining to a brawl in the high security ward of the Shillong District Jail on June 26, 2013 with jailer B R Marak naming him as one of the a
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The jailed 'chairman' of the militant outfit Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA), Champion Sangma, was on June 24 granted bail by a local court in the case pertaining to a brawl in the high security ward of the Shillong District Jail on June 26, 2013 with jailer B R Marak naming him as one of the accused in the case, reports The Shillong Times. Chief Judicial Magistrate M Joshi granted bail to Sangma.
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June - 30 
On June 30, ‘lieutanant colonel’ Hopeson Ningshen of Isak-Muivah faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-IM) has been sentenced for life imprisonment for abduction and murder of three Manipur Government officials identified as Kishan Singh, Y Token Singh and A Rajen Sharma in 2009, r
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On June 30, ‘lieutanant colonel’ Hopeson Ningshen of Isak-Muivah faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-IM) has been sentenced for life imprisonment for abduction and murder of three Manipur Government officials identified as Kishan Singh, Y Token Singh and A Rajen Sharma in 2009, reports The Assam Tribune. Special Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) Judge Vinay kumar Gupta at Patiala House Court in New Delhi pronounced its verdict.Kanglaonline reports that Kukis under the aegis of the KukiI Inpi Manipur (KIM) will hold a peaceful protest rally on July 4, to air grievances over the attitude of the Government of India (GoI) towards the plight of the Kukis who had endured ‘criminal and genocidal acts of NSCN-IM’ in the 1990s. Rally will be conducted in hill Districts including, Moreh, Tengnoupal, Kangpokpi, Saikul, Churachandpur, Jiribam/Phaitol, Mongneljang Ukhrul Districts and Imphal. It has been alleged that NSCN-IM in the 1990s carried out mass murder of Kukis resulting in 905 deaths, uprooted 360 villages and displaced 1,00,000 people.
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June - 30 
The District and Sessions Judge S G Shete in Aurangabad (Maharashtra) on June 30 sentenced a convict Shaikh Nazeer to 10-year Rigorous Imprisonment (RI) and imposed a fine of INR 25,000 on him for possessing, using and buying goods with Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN), reports The Times of India.
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The District and Sessions Judge S G Shete in Aurangabad (Maharashtra) on June 30 sentenced a convict Shaikh Nazeer to 10-year Rigorous Imprisonment (RI) and imposed a fine of INR 25,000 on him for possessing, using and buying goods with Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN), reports The Times of India. Shete sentenced Shaikh to 10 years rigorous imprisonment under section 489 B of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and seven years RI under the same section for possessing and buying goods by using FICN. Nazeer was arrested on October 23, 2011 from Kumbharwada when he attempted to pass FICN of INR 1000 denomination as genuine ones. The court has also directed the Police to file a separate charge-sheet against four others, who are absconding.
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July - 1 
A central government order banning the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) has been upheld by the Madras (Tamil Nadu) High Court, which said there was every justification for the May 14, 2010, proscription and a subsequent tribunal order upholding it, The Times of India reports on July 2. A divi
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A central government order banning the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) has been upheld by the Madras (Tamil Nadu) High Court, which said there was every justification for the May 14, 2010, proscription and a subsequent tribunal order upholding it, The Times of India reports on July 2. A division bench comprising of Justice Elipe Dharma Rao and Justice M Venugopal, dismissing the petitions filed by Marumalarchi Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (MDMK) leader Vaiko, Tamilar Desiya Iyakkam's Pazha Nedumaran and Prisoners Rights Forum director and advocate P Pugalenthi, said: "Though the object for which the LTTE had been floated was highly laudable, with the passage of time, it has taken ugly path, leading to many heinous crimes in our land also. Voluminous materials containing highly sensitive information have been produced before us by the Centre to show the involvement of the organization in various crimes in India, including the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi, wherein the top brass of the LTTE were the accused. All these materials were available with the government while issuing the notification."
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July - 2 
A special Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA) court rejected the bail plea of Maulana Abdul Qavi on July 2, for allegedly taking part in anti-national activities with alleged terrorist outfits, reports dnaindia.com. Additional Principal Judge Geeta Gopi of the POTA court rejected the bail plea filed
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A special Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA) court rejected the bail plea of Maulana Abdul Qavi on July 2, for allegedly taking part in anti-national activities with alleged terrorist outfits, reports dnaindia.com. Additional Principal Judge Geeta Gopi of the POTA court rejected the bail plea filed by Qavi, after he sought regular bail from the special court pleading that since the Detection of Crime Branch (DCB) has filed the charge sheet in the case, there is no reason to keep him behind bars.Qavi, arrested from New Delhi airport on March 24 by a DCB team. He has been 'wanted' by the DCB for the last ten years under a case of Prevention of Terrorist Activities (POTA) Act. The DCB had filed a charge sheet against Qavi last month saying that Qavi (58) allegedly took part in a proxy war with the direct or indirect support of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and also other terror outfits like Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) to avenge post-Godhra riots. DCB had also alleged that Qavi had sent several Muslim youths to Pakistan-based training camps run by the LeT and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) to spread terror in India.
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July - 7 
The Bombay High Court on June 26 quashed a special court's order dropping Maharashtra Control of Organized Crime Act (MCOCA) charges against Firoz alias Hamza Abdul Hameed Sayyed, the main suspect in the serial blasts on JM Road in August 2012, reports The Times of India. On the status of the blasts
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The Bombay High Court on June 26 quashed a special court's order dropping Maharashtra Control of Organized Crime Act (MCOCA) charges against Firoz alias Hamza Abdul Hameed Sayyed, the main suspect in the serial blasts on JM Road in August 2012, reports The Times of India. On the status of the blasts case, Raja Thakare who is representing the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) said that the case will now come for formal hearing before the special court on July 9, 2014. All the accused arrested in the blasts are in judicial custody. The ATS had on December 20, 2013 obtained the custody of four suspects - Sayyed, Asad Khan alias Jamshed Ali Khan (35), Imran Khan alias Wajid Khan Pathan (34), and Irfan Mustapha Landge (30). They were arrested by the Special Cell of the Delhi Police in October 2012.
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July - 8 
After a span of 11 years, trial in cases of bomb blast in the three areas of Mumbai (Maharashtra): Vile Parle station (January 27, 2003), Mulund train (March 13, 2003) and McDonald's (December 6, 2002), began on July 8, with a witness deposing before the Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA) court, rep
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After a span of 11 years, trial in cases of bomb blast in the three areas of Mumbai (Maharashtra): Vile Parle station (January 27, 2003), Mulund train (March 13, 2003) and McDonald's (December 6, 2002), began on July 8, with a witness deposing before the Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA) court, reports The Times of India. A Crime Branch team comprising officers Ramakant Padwal, Nagesh Lohar and Prafull Bhosale had claimed to have recovered four AK-56 assault rifles, three pistols, two revolvers, 250 hand bombs, four grenades, 160 live cartridges, chemical pipe bombs, bottles containing sulphuric acid, nitric acid, ammonium nitrate and potassium cyanide. Earlier, three alleged Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) terrorists, Abu Sultan, Abu Anwar Ali and Mohammed Wani, whom Police said were suspected masterminds in the blast, were killed in an encounter at Jogeshwari in Mumbai on March 29, 2003.Charges in the court were framed last week, said a lawyer. "There are 670 witnesses. Today the third witness deposed before court in the Vile Parle explosion case. One of the accused, Saquib Nachan, had moved the high court and then Supreme Court to demand a CBI probe. However, the apex court asked him to go back to POTA court," said advocate Shahid Nadeem of Jamiat-ul-Uelma, which has taken up cases of some of the accused. Besides, some accused had earlier filed applications saying POTA was not applicable to them, which prolonged the procedure.
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July - 9 
The Juvenile Justice Board on July 9 sentenced a minor convict in the 2011 Delhi High Court blast to a three-year stay at a special home, reports The Times of India. The board, presided over by Principal Magistrate Vishal Singh, sentenced the minor after holding him guilty for various offences, incl
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The Juvenile Justice Board on July 9 sentenced a minor convict in the 2011 Delhi High Court blast to a three-year stay at a special home, reports The Times of India. The board, presided over by Principal Magistrate Vishal Singh, sentenced the minor after holding him guilty for various offences, including criminal conspiracy, waging war against the country, murder, attempt to murder, voluntarily causing hurt and provisions of Explosive Substances Act and Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). Fifteen people were killed and 79 were injured on September 7, 2011, in the explosion outside Gate 5 of the court complex.According to National Investigation Agency (NIA), the minor was responsible for sending an email to media houses, claiming responsibility for the blast and also threatening to cause more bomb blasts at other courts if Afzal Guru (the prime accused in the Parliament attack) was hanged. The email was reportedly sent from Kishtwar District in Jammu and Kashmir.
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July - 9 
The Supreme Court (SC) on July 9 directed Tamil Nadu Government not to release Rajiv Gandhi assassination case life convicts till July 22, 2014 and restrained all States from releasing prisoners awarded life sentence in Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) investigated cases, reports The Times of I
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The Supreme Court (SC) on July 9 directed Tamil Nadu Government not to release Rajiv Gandhi assassination case life convicts till July 22, 2014 and restrained all States from releasing prisoners awarded life sentence in Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) investigated cases, reports The Times of India. The Tamil Nadu Government's February 19 decision to release seven life convicts, including Murugan, Santhan and Perarivalan, after remitting their remaining prison term was stayed by the SC on April 20 after the Centre challenged it. The Centre will maintain its earlier stand that remaining prison term of life convicts should not be remitted.
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July - 10 
Baramulla court on July 10 sentenced former Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) District ‘Commander’, Maqsood Ahmad Bhat to life imprisonment for killing a doctor, Riyaz-ul Haq of Hanjiveeri Pattan of Baramulla District, in 2005, reports Rising Kashmir.
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Baramulla court on July 10 sentenced former Hizb-ul-Mujahideen (HM) District ‘Commander’, Maqsood Ahmad Bhat to life imprisonment for killing a doctor, Riyaz-ul Haq of Hanjiveeri Pattan of Baramulla District, in 2005, reports Rising Kashmir.
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July - 14 
Kanglaonline reports on July 15 that the eight militants of Isak-Muivah faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-IM) who were arrested on July 13 from Phungreitang in Ukhrul District have been remanded to thirteen days in Police custody.
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Kanglaonline reports on July 15 that the eight militants of Isak-Muivah faction of National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-IM) who were arrested on July 13 from Phungreitang in Ukhrul District have been remanded to thirteen days in Police custody.
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July - 14 
People's Democratic Party (PDP) ‘chairman’ and Bangalore serial blasts (July 25, 2008) accused Abdul Nasser Madani (49) walked out of the Central Prison, Parappana Agrahara in Bangalore after completing bond formalities on July 14, reports The Times of India. Earlier on July 11, the Supreme Court gr
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People's Democratic Party (PDP) ‘chairman’ and Bangalore serial blasts (July 25, 2008) accused Abdul Nasser Madani (49) walked out of the Central Prison, Parappana Agrahara in Bangalore after completing bond formalities on July 14, reports The Times of India. Earlier on July 11, the Supreme Court granted a month's bail to him on conditions that he will not leave Bangalore, and avoid contacting witnesses. He will be under strict Police surveillance.Madani was granted bail on account of his health condition. He has been suffering from various diseases, including diabetes and vision-threatening ailment.
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July - 14 
The bail pleas of two suspected Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives, Tehsin Akhtar and Zia-ur-Rahman alias Waqas was on July 14 rejected by a local court in New Delhi which allowed the plea of Delhi Police seeking 15 days to complete its probe against them in a case of conspiracy to carry out terror s
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The bail pleas of two suspected Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives, Tehsin Akhtar and Zia-ur-Rahman alias Waqas was on July 14 rejected by a local court in New Delhi which allowed the plea of Delhi Police seeking 15 days to complete its probe against them in a case of conspiracy to carry out terror strikes in New Delhi, reports Zee News. District Judge I S Mehta allowed the plea of Special Cell of Delhi Police in which it had sought 15 days to conclude its probe against Akhtar and Rahman who are now in judicial custody in Hyderabad in connection with February 21, 2013 Dilsukhnagar twin blasts case that claimed 16 lives. "Since accused persons (Akhtar and Zia-Ur-Rahman) remain in JC (judicial custody) in the present FIR and subsequently they have been arrested in NIA case and their production warrants have already been issued for July 18 and the period of investigation of 90 days is stated to be completing today, in these circumstances, I am satisfied that the same requires further time for investigation," the court said. "Therefore, the period of investigation is further extended for a period of 15 days i.e. till July 29...," it said.
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July - 14 
The first additional metropolitan sessions judge in Hyderabad acquitted a former Indian Air Force (IAF) employee, Mohammed Abbas, who was arrested from New Delhi in November, 2011 on charges of planning subversive activities in Hyderabad, The Times of India reports on July 19. Abbas was arrested in
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The first additional metropolitan sessions judge in Hyderabad acquitted a former Indian Air Force (IAF) employee, Mohammed Abbas, who was arrested from New Delhi in November, 2011 on charges of planning subversive activities in Hyderabad, The Times of India reports on July 19. Abbas was arrested in a sedition and criminal conspiracy case related to the alleged Hizb-ul-Mujahideen's (HM) leader Mujeeb Ahmed.
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July - 14 
The Punjab and Haryana High Court directed the Punjab Government to take a decision within three weeks on the parole application moved by Abdul Latif Adam Momin, one of the convicts in the December 24, 1999 Kandahar (Afghanistan) plane hijack case, Hindustan Times reports on July 15. In Patiala jail
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The Punjab and Haryana High Court directed the Punjab Government to take a decision within three weeks on the parole application moved by Abdul Latif Adam Momin, one of the convicts in the December 24, 1999 Kandahar (Afghanistan) plane hijack case, Hindustan Times reports on July 15. In Patiala jail since December 30, 1999, Indian national Momin is linked with militant outfit Harkat-ul-Mujahideen (HuM). On February 25, 2014 the High Court had upheld the life sentence awarded to Momin by the special anti-hijacking court in Patiala on February 5, 2008.
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July - 14 
The Shillong Times reports on July 15 that the Special Court of the First Class Judicial Magistrate issued non-bailable arrest warrants against Khasi Students Union (KSU) ‘General Secretary’ Auguster Jyrwa and Federation of Khasis, Jaintia and Garo Peoples (FKJGP) ‘President’ Joe Marwein after they
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The Shillong Times reports on July 15 that the Special Court of the First Class Judicial Magistrate issued non-bailable arrest warrants against Khasi Students Union (KSU) ‘General Secretary’ Auguster Jyrwa and Federation of Khasis, Jaintia and Garo Peoples (FKJGP) ‘President’ Joe Marwein after they failed to appear during the hearings on the damage suit filed by the Meghalaya Government against them for organising series of agitations over the demand to implement Inner Line Permit (ILP). The Meghalaya Government had in 2013 filed the damage suit in the special court of Rymbai, seeking compensation of over INR 310.9 million from the groups for the damages and loss of property caused during the ILP agitation.
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July - 16 
He was brought to Mumbai on July 16 and produced before the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) Court which remanded him in Police custody till July 28, 2014. Following the blasts, he fled to Dubai, and a look-out notice was issued in 2013 for him, after his name came up in connection
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He was brought to Mumbai on July 16 and produced before the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) Court which remanded him in Police custody till July 28, 2014. Following the blasts, he fled to Dubai, and a look-out notice was issued in 2013 for him, after his name came up in connection with funding Indian Mujahideen (IM) for carrying out the blasts. Damada, a native of Bhatkal in Karnataka, runs a garment business in Dubai. His partner Muzaffar Kola is also accused of facilitating hawala money for the 13/7 blasts. Kola, in turn, is known to another Delhi based hawala agent, Kanwalnayan Pathrija, who was arrested by ATS in 2012. "In connivance with each other, these three agents handed over Rs 10 lakh in cash to Bhatkal, and the money was used to trigger the coordinated 13/7 explosions," an ATS officer said.
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July - 16 
The Shillong Times reports that Assam Government on July 16 constituted one-man Commission of Inquiry to inquire into the causes and circumstances leading to incidents of violence that took place in Baksa and Kokrajhar Districts, on May 1 and 2 in which more than 46 civilians were killed. The Commis
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The Shillong Times reports that Assam Government on July 16 constituted one-man Commission of Inquiry to inquire into the causes and circumstances leading to incidents of violence that took place in Baksa and Kokrajhar Districts, on May 1 and 2 in which more than 46 civilians were killed. The Commission will be headed by retired Judge of the Guwahati High Court Justice Mutum B K Singh. Commission will assess the response on the part of the administration in containing the situation and in providing relief to those affected and try to ascertain there was any political conspiracy and will identify the individuals or groups or organisations responsible for the violence.Assam government would urge the Government of India (GoI) to frame a policy for granting asylum to people who have taken refuge in India after fleeing their country on grounds of religious persecution and discrimination, reports The Shillong Times on July 17. Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi on April 20 2012 had submitted memorandum to then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh urging him that Indian citizens who had to flee due to religious persecution during partition should not be treated as foreigners. However All Assam Students' Union (AASU) adviser Samujjal Bhattacharyya on July 16 stated that “This seems to be a conspiracy of the Congress government to ensure their vote bank politics. Assam has already taken enough burden of the illegal infiltration by accepting those illegal infiltrators who came prior to 1971. However, a small state like Assam cannot take any further burden and those who came after 1971 must leave the state.”The Shillong Times reports that on July 16 as a part of security measures it was decided to set up fixed Police Pickets in the vulnerable areas such as BTAD.Alleging all-round failure of Bodoland Territorial Council (BTC), All India United Democratic Front (AIUDF) on July 16 demanded imposition of President’s Rule in the BTAD areas, reports Assam Tribune. They also demanded a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into the killings, alleging that the culprits involved in such acts of violence always get away and reiterated demand for seizure of illegal arms and review of BTC Accord.
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July - 17 
The 4th Additional Metropolitan Sessions Judge on July 17 acquitted four persons accused in a criminal conspiracy and fake passport case that was registered by the Special Investigation Cell (SIC) in connection with the Mecca Masjid (Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh) bomb blast case of May 18, 2007, report
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The 4th Additional Metropolitan Sessions Judge on July 17 acquitted four persons accused in a criminal conspiracy and fake passport case that was registered by the Special Investigation Cell (SIC) in connection with the Mecca Masjid (Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh) bomb blast case of May 18, 2007, reports The Times of India. The four are: Shoeb Jagirdar, Sheikh Abdul Nayeem, Mohammed Imran Khan and Syed Imran.
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July - 17 
The 4th Additional Metropolitan Sessions Judge on July 17 acquitted four persons accused in a criminal conspiracy and fake passport case that was registered by the Special Investigation Cell (SIC) in connection with the Mecca Masjid (Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh) bomb blast case of May 18, 2007, report
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The 4th Additional Metropolitan Sessions Judge on July 17 acquitted four persons accused in a criminal conspiracy and fake passport case that was registered by the Special Investigation Cell (SIC) in connection with the Mecca Masjid (Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh) bomb blast case of May 18, 2007, reports The Times of India. The four are: Shoeb Jagirdar, Sheikh Abdul Nayeem, Mohammed Imran Khan and Syed Imran.
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July - 19 
A special court for Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) cases issued summons on July 19 against 77 individuals and firms charge sheeted by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in the INR 53.95 billion hawala (illegal money transaction) racket, reports The Times of India. The kingpins of the scam,
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A special court for Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) cases issued summons on July 19 against 77 individuals and firms charge sheeted by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) in the INR 53.95 billion hawala (illegal money transaction) racket, reports The Times of India. The kingpins of the scam, Afroz Fatta and Madanlal Jain, are already in judicial custody.Special judge S C Srivastava has also asked all the accused to furnish surety of INR 50,000 and surrender their passports by the next date for hearing on September 2, 2014. The court issued this order in response to ED's complaint against 79 filed after investigations conducted following the arrest of the two kingpins.The charge sheet further states that Fatta and other accused had indulged in sourcing and routing the cash to Surat (Gujarat) through angadias. This money was ultimately channelized into the banking system by way of Real Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) through various entities against which foreign outward remittances were made. But against this, no imports were ever made.
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July - 19 
Sabyasachi Panda, the leader of Odisha Maobadi Party (OMP), a splinter group of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) has been granted 10-day Police custody by the Berhampur Sub-Divisional Judicial Magistrate (SDJM) in Ganjam District of Odisha on July 19, reports The Hindu. Panda was ar
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Sabyasachi Panda, the leader of Odisha Maobadi Party (OMP), a splinter group of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) has been granted 10-day Police custody by the Berhampur Sub-Divisional Judicial Magistrate (SDJM) in Ganjam District of Odisha on July 19, reports The Hindu. Panda was arrested from Badabazar area of Berhampur town on July 17.
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July - 23 
The Kerala High Court on July 23 dismissed the bail plea of an accused, Mastigudda Aboobacker in the Thaliparamba Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) case, reports New Indian Express. The petitioner submitted that he was languishing in jail for more than a year and seven months after he was arrested o
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The Kerala High Court on July 23 dismissed the bail plea of an accused, Mastigudda Aboobacker in the Thaliparamba Fake Indian Currency Notes (FICN) case, reports New Indian Express. The petitioner submitted that he was languishing in jail for more than a year and seven months after he was arrested on November 2, 2012, from the Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi. The Ernakulam National Investigation Agency (NIA) Special Court had dismissed the bail plea of the accused. Hence he approached the High Court.
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July - 28 
The special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court on July 28 extended the Police custody of Abdul Mateen Damda Faquee (50), who the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) had arrested on July 15 for allegedly financing the bombers to carry out the serial train blasts in Mumbai (Maharashtra) o
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The special Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) court on July 28 extended the Police custody of Abdul Mateen Damda Faquee (50), who the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) had arrested on July 15 for allegedly financing the bombers to carry out the serial train blasts in Mumbai (Maharashtra) on July 13, 2011 (13/7), reports DNA. The court remanded the accused in ATS custody till August 2 after the prosecution informed that ATS needs to track the trail of money. Chief public prosecutor Kalpana Chavan, while seeking the extension, informed the court that hawala mode was how the money was transferred and, hence, the agency needs more time to track the trail as the blasts could not have happened without the financial aid.
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July - 29 
A Delhi court has allowed the plea of Special Cell of Delhi Police seeking six days' custodial interrogation of Asahbuddin alias Shaukat, who was produced in court from Kolkata Jail after a production warrant had been issued against him. The Special Cell confirmed they have "arrested" Shaukat in thi
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A Delhi court has allowed the plea of Special Cell of Delhi Police seeking six days' custodial interrogation of Asahbuddin alias Shaukat, who was produced in court from Kolkata Jail after a production warrant had been issued against him. The Special Cell confirmed they have "arrested" Shaukat in this case after it emerged that Shaukat and Subhan along with other LeT operatives jointly decided to kidnap a businessman or industrialist to generate funds (in the lines of Partha Burman kidnapping) for buying weapons and explosives to carry out terror attacks in the national capital sometime later in November-December.
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July - 30 
Delhi Police has approached its Kolkata counterparts for the custody of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Arshad Khan who had provided contact numbers of Pakistan based militant handlers to arrested LeT operative Abdul Subhan, reports Big News Network on July 31. Police said Subhan came in touch with
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Delhi Police has approached its Kolkata counterparts for the custody of Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operative Arshad Khan who had provided contact numbers of Pakistan based militant handlers to arrested LeT operative Abdul Subhan, reports Big News Network on July 31. Police said Subhan came in touch with his Pakistan-based LeT handlers Javed Baluchi and Ajam Cheema with some phone numbers provided by Arshad, who is presently lodged in Kolkata jail. Police said that Subhan was not in direct touch with Arshad but he got these numbers with the help of his nephew Asahbuddin, who was in Kolkata jail and is now under Delhi Police custody till August 2, 2014. Police added that Asahbuddin and Arshad are associates and have links with the LeT. Arshad and his accomplice Asif Raza Khan were arrested by the Delhi Police crime branch from the Lodhi Garden area of south Delhi in October 2001 when they were passing on arms and ammunition meant for subversive activities in the country.
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July - 31 
National Investigation Agency (NIA) on July 31 was granted an extension of 90 days from the court to continue its investigation on the Bodoland Territorial Autonomous District (BTAD) killings of May in which more than 40 people were killed. NIA is investigating three cases, including two of Gobardha
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National Investigation Agency (NIA) on July 31 was granted an extension of 90 days from the court to continue its investigation on the Bodoland Territorial Autonomous District (BTAD) killings of May in which more than 40 people were killed. NIA is investigating three cases, including two of Gobardhan Police Station in Baksa District and one of Gossaigaon Police Station in Kokrajhar District.
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July - 31 
The Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court granted parole to a 1997 Mumbai bomb blast convict, Mohammed Farukh Mohammed Yusuf Sheikh for attending his daughter's marriage, The Times of India reports on August 1. Mohammed Farukh lodged in Amravati jail, had applied for a parole to divisional commissioner
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The Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court granted parole to a 1997 Mumbai bomb blast convict, Mohammed Farukh Mohammed Yusuf Sheikh for attending his daughter's marriage, The Times of India reports on August 1. Mohammed Farukh lodged in Amravati jail, had applied for a parole to divisional commissioner and jail superintendent for attending his daughter's marriage. But it was rejected on the apprehension that he would re-engage in terrorist activities on release. The respondents also informed that the accused, undergoing 55 years of consecutive imprisonment, might jump the parole and go into hiding. The petitioner challenged this decision through counsel Mir Nagman Ali who contended that earlier also, he was released on parole and he returned before it ended, without indulging in any criminal activity. A division bench comprising Justices Bhushan Dharmadhikari and Chandrakant Bhadang then issued notices to the Amravati commissioner and superintendent before releasing him on parole.
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July - 31 
The special Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) court on July 31 acquitted two Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) suspects, Sharif Thakkar and Mohammed Kumlah, after Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) failed to produce sufficient evidence to prove its case that the two have connection with the terror
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The special Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) court on July 31 acquitted two Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) suspects, Sharif Thakkar and Mohammed Kumlah, after Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) failed to produce sufficient evidence to prove its case that the two have connection with the terror organisation, reports dnaindia.com. However, the court convicted the two under the Arms Act and sentenced them to three years' imprisonment. But they were released after the court took into account the time they had already spent behind bars during the trial. They were fined INR 1,000 each.
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August - 1 
A Delhi court on August 1 allowed NIA’s plea to complete its investigation against the alleged Indian Mujahideen (IM) terrorists Tehsin Akhtar and Zia-Ur-Rahman, reports Asian Age. The NIA had on August 1 told the court that the duo were still hatching the conspiracy to carry out terrorist activity
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A Delhi court on August 1 allowed NIA’s plea to complete its investigation against the alleged Indian Mujahideen (IM) terrorists Tehsin Akhtar and Zia-Ur-Rahman, reports Asian Age. The NIA had on August 1 told the court that the duo were still hatching the conspiracy to carry out terrorist activity across the country and had sought an extension of investigation period from 90 days to 180 days. The court sent Tehsin and Zia-Ur-Rahman to judicial custody till August 14.
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August - 1 
Justice Abhay Thipsay of the Bombay High Court granted bail to Saquib Nachan, a former cadre of Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI), accused in the August 3, 2012, Bhiwandi (Thane District, Maharashtra) firing case, The Times of India reports on August 2. There were six accused in the case fil
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Justice Abhay Thipsay of the Bombay High Court granted bail to Saquib Nachan, a former cadre of Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI), accused in the August 3, 2012, Bhiwandi (Thane District, Maharashtra) firing case, The Times of India reports on August 2. There were six accused in the case filed by advocate Manoj Raicha, a member of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad. Raicha said he was shot by two men on a bike on August 3, 2012, and had escaped with minor injuries.
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August - 1 
The Supreme Court on August 1 dismissed a plea by Abu Salem, challenging his conviction in a fake passport case by a special court in 2013 and seven year rigorous imprisonment sentence imposed on him, reports The Times of India. The special Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) court in Hyderabad (A
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The Supreme Court on August 1 dismissed a plea by Abu Salem, challenging his conviction in a fake passport case by a special court in 2013 and seven year rigorous imprisonment sentence imposed on him, reports The Times of India. The special Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) court in Hyderabad (Andhra Pradesh) had convicted Abu Salem in November 2013 for possessing fake passport by furnishing factitious name and address. He had obtained the fake passport from Kurnool District of Andhra Pradesh.
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August - 2 
A special court on August 2 dropped the charges under the Maharashtra Control of Organized Crime Act (MCOCA) against eight accused in the JM Road Pune (Maharashtra) blasts (August 1, 2012) case, reports The Times of India. However, special judge A L Pansare stayed the order for four weeks after spec
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A special court on August 2 dropped the charges under the Maharashtra Control of Organized Crime Act (MCOCA) against eight accused in the JM Road Pune (Maharashtra) blasts (August 1, 2012) case, reports The Times of India. However, special judge A L Pansare stayed the order for four weeks after special public prosecutor Raja Thakre sought the stay to assail the order before the High Court. Thakre told the court that the order would have wider ramifications and affect other cases. The move was opposed by the defence on the grounds that the stay would cause prejudice to the accused, who would seek bail. The court accepted the prosecution's contentions.
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August - 2 
Suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operatives Abdul Subhan and his nephew Asahbuddin, arrested for their alleged roles in conspiring to carry out terror strikes in Delhi and adjoining areas, were on August 2 remanded to Police custody till August 12 by a court in New Delhi, reports New Indian Express.
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Suspected Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) operatives Abdul Subhan and his nephew Asahbuddin, arrested for their alleged roles in conspiring to carry out terror strikes in Delhi and adjoining areas, were on August 2 remanded to Police custody till August 12 by a court in New Delhi, reports New Indian Express. Subhan was arrested by the Special Cell on May 20, 2014 while Asahbuddin was arrested on May 27, 2014. Subhan and Asahbuddin were produced before the court on expiry of their remand and Special Cell of Delhi Police sought extension of their custody by 15 days saying they were required to be confronted with co-accused Arshad, a Pakistani national lodged in Kolkata jail in connection with the kidnapping of Partha Roy Burman in 2001.
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August - 4 
Delhi Police have filed two separate charge-sheets against Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Zia-ur-Rehman alias Waqas in September 2010 Jama Masjid (New Delhi) terror attack case, Free Press Journal reports on August 5. In the charge-sheet filed before Additional Sessions Judge Reetesh Singh in the
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Delhi Police have filed two separate charge-sheets against Indian Mujahideen (IM) operative Zia-ur-Rehman alias Waqas in September 2010 Jama Masjid (New Delhi) terror attack case, Free Press Journal reports on August 5. In the charge-sheet filed before Additional Sessions Judge Reetesh Singh in the firing case, Special Cell of Delhi Police charged Zia-ur-Rehman, for offences punishable under sections 323 (voluntarily causing hurt), 307 (attempt to murder), 120-B (criminal conspiracy) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and the Arms Act.
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August - 4 
Supreme Court, on August 4, directed Government of India (GoI) and Assam Government to file the status report on updating the National Register of Citizens (NRC), reports The Assam Tribune. Also, a delegation of the All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) was told by Minister of State for Home Affairs
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Supreme Court, on August 4, directed Government of India (GoI) and Assam Government to file the status report on updating the National Register of Citizens (NRC), reports The Assam Tribune. Also, a delegation of the All Assam Students’ Union (AASU) was told by Minister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju that GoI plans to launch a special project to check illegal migration through the riverine route from Bangladesh, reports Assam Tribune on August 5. AASU advisor Samujjal Bhattacharya stated that Minister assured them that GoI was committed to implementing the Assam Accord of 1985.
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August - 5 
Punjab local court on August 5 remanded nine days Police custody to three militants of Khalistan Zindabad Force (KZF) and Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF), who were arrested by Punjab Police in assistance with Jammu Police on August 4 from Miran Sahib in Simbal Camp of RS Pura area in Jammu District
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Punjab local court on August 5 remanded nine days Police custody to three militants of Khalistan Zindabad Force (KZF) and Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF), who were arrested by Punjab Police in assistance with Jammu Police on August 4 from Miran Sahib in Simbal Camp of RS Pura area in Jammu District, reports The Times of India. The three Harpreet Singh alias Harmeet Singh alias Pintu, Karanjit Singh alias Pamma and Swaran Singh Shabba were booked under sections 17,18, 20 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), and sections 153-A,121 and 120-B of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and sections 25/54/59 of the Arms Act.
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August - 5 
The Delhi High Court on August 5 dismissed separate pleas for statutory bail of three alleged Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives, accused in September 2011 Delhi High Court blast case, according to PTI. A bench of justices Pradeep Nandrajog and Mukta Gupta also rejected their appeal against a special
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The Delhi High Court on August 5 dismissed separate pleas for statutory bail of three alleged Indian Mujahideen (IM) operatives, accused in September 2011 Delhi High Court blast case, according to PTI. A bench of justices Pradeep Nandrajog and Mukta Gupta also rejected their appeal against a special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court's decision to extend the period of investigation from 90 to 180 days.
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