Date
|
Place
|
Incident
|
Nature of incident
|
January 1
|
Pune in Maharastra
|
Investigations also revealed
that one of the absconding suspects og August 1, 2012 blast
is a militant of the terror outfit LeT and he is involved in
inciting youths from Aurangabad, Beed and Ahmednagar (three
District of Maharashtra) to indulge in terror activities. LeT
had trained the absconders to assemble bombs.
|
Statement
|
January 2 |
United States of America
|
A US court rescheduled the sentencing
of Pakistani-American LeT 'operative' David Colaman Headley, accused
of involvement in 26/11 Mumbai (Maharashtra) attacks, from January
17 to January 24, 2013 while that of his accomplice Tahawwur Rana
has been rescheduled for a second time to January 17, 2013.
|
Statement |
January 7 |
New Delhi |
Trial court dismissed the bail
plea of LeT terrorist and 26/11 Mumbai attack key handler Abu
Jundal.
|
Court Proceeding |
January 9 |
PoK, Pakistan |
Hafiz Muhammad Saeed incited LeT's
BATs (Border Action Teams), consisting of jihadis and trained
militants to step up activity along the LoC
|
Statement |
January 9 |
PoK, Pakistan |
Hafiz Muhammad Saeed incited LeT's
BATs (Border Action Teams), consisting of jihadis and trained
militants to step up activity along the LoC
|
Statement |
January 9 |
Maharashtra |
ATS of the Maharashtra Police
said that Sayed Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal, along with
the other 21 accused, have been involved in terrorist activities
right from 1996.
|
Statement |
January 10 |
Maharashtra |
ATS of the Maharashtra Police
said that Sayed Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal, along with
the other 21 accused, have been involved in terrorist activities
right from 1996.
|
Statement |
January 10 |
Maharashtra |
UMHA Sushil Kumar Shinde said
that LeT chief Hafiz Mohammad Saeed had visited the border areas
in PoK a few days before the killing of two Indian soldiers.
|
Statement |
January 10 |
Maharashtra |
UMHA Sushil Kumar Shinde said
that LeT chief Hafiz Mohammad Saeed had visited the border areas
in PoK a few days before the killing of two Indian soldiers.
|
Statement |
January 10 |
PoK, Pakistan |
Intelligence reports suggested
that Saeed had visited areas opposite KG sector in Poonch District
about a week before the Pakistan Army's intrusions on Indian side
on January 8.
|
Statement |
January 11 |
PoK, Pakistan |
APHC-M chairman Mirwaiz Omar Farooq
met with chiefs of LeT and HM in December 2012 in Pakistan. The
report said that the duo had told the delegation that armed militancy
would revive in the Valley in 2014.
|
Statement |
January 13 |
PoK, Pakistan |
There were reports that two LeT
militants, who were part of a group, which tried to infiltrate
into this side under covering fire, were killed in firing of Pakistan
Army on other side of the LoC.
|
Killing/ Infiltration/ CFA violation |
January 15 |
United States |
US prosecutors sought 30 years'
imprisonment for Pakistani-Canadian terror suspect, Tahawwur Rana
|
Statement |
January 16 |
New Delhi |
Delhi Police received a general
input on possible attacks by IM and LeT in Delhi
|
Statement |
January 17 |
United States |
US District Judge handed Tahawwur
Rana a 14 year jail term for providing material support to LeT
and for conspiring attacks on the office of Danish newspaper.
|
Statement |
January 18 |
United States |
United States that it would continue
its hunt for HuJI chief Ilyas Kashmiri, LeT handler Sajid Mir
and four others involved in the 26/11 terrorist attacks.
Sources said that India may ask
the US to appeal in a higher court against the sentence given
to Tahawwur Rana and seek his conviction in the 26/11 terror case.
|
Statement |
January 19 |
NS |
Investigation and some of the
intercepts suggested that some of the material used by Pakistan
Army in areas in Siachen glacier had been passed on to terror
groups like LeT and JeM.
|
Statement |
January 21 |
New Delhi, India |
Intelligence intercepts indicated
that there is serious threat to the Republic Day celebrations
at Rajpath in New Delhi. Agencies have alerted Delhi Police that
LeT has managed to infiltrate around two dozen of highly indoctrinated
Fidayeen into India.
|
Statement |
January 22 |
Mumbai, Maharashtra |
A local court in Mumbai transferred
the case of LeT operative Sayed Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal
to a sessions court.
|
Statement |
January 23 |
United States |
US ruled out the extradition of
David Coleman Headley.
|
Statement |
January 23 |
Pakistan |
Pakistan-based terror outfits,
including LeT, plan to carry out strikes on Republic Day to avenge
the execution of Ajmal Kasab.
|
Statement |
January 23 |
Mumbai, Maharashtra |
The newly set up branch of the
NIA, Mumbai will continue to investigate terrorism cases, related
to Pune.
|
Statement |
January 23 |
India |
India expressed disappointment
over the US' refusal to extradite David Coleman Headley.
|
Statement |
January 24 |
United States |
US federal court sentenced LeT
operative David Coleman Headley aka Daood Gilani to 35 years in
prison for his role in ISI-LeT sponsored attack on Mumbai (Maharashtra).
|
Statement |
January 25 |
United States |
US has virtually ruled out the
possibility to extradite David Coleman Headley saying that the
Headley "will serve in the United States".
|
Statement |
January 29 |
United States
|
Hillary Clinton defended US decision
to not extradite LeT operative David Coleman Headley to India,
saying the sentence was as much a punishment as recognition of
his help in the investigations.
|
Statement |
January 30 |
India
|
Detailed MI report says that attackers
on Indian Patrol included members of ISI-backed jihadi
terror outfits LeT and JeM.
|
Statement |
January 31 |
India
|
Indias' demand for extradition
of David Coleman Headley and Tahawwur Hussain Rana continues to
stand and it would work with the US in taking the legal processes
forward in the Mumbai (Maharashtra) attack cases.
|
Statement |
February 11 |
Islamabad / Pakistan
|
JKLF leader Yasin Malik shared
the dais with 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks mastermind and LeT 'chief'
Hafiz Mohammad Saeed to mourn the execution of Afzal Guru in Islamabad
in Pakistan. Malik and some of his supporters observed a 24-hour
fast in protest of Guru's hanging.
|
Political |
February 11 |
Maharashtra, India |
Syed Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu
Jundal in his testimony to Maharashtra ATS, told that LeT 'commander'
Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi was worried that 26/11 might be too big
an operation to handle. He also told the ATS that LeT operative
David Coleman Headley had visited the camp where the 26/11 attackers
were undergoing training in 2008.
|
Statement |
February 11 |
Islamabad, Pakistan |
JKLF leader Yasin Malik shared
the dais with 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks mastermind and LeT chief
Hafiz Mohammad Saeed to mourn the execution of Afzal Guru.
|
Non-violent |
February 12 |
Maharashtra, India |
LeT operative Syed Zabiuddin Ansari
alias Abu Jundal has not yet been taken into custody by
the Maharashtra ATS for his role in the German Bakery (Pune, Maharashtra)
blast of February 13, 2010.
|
Statement |
February 16 |
Pakistan |
The November 26, 2008 (26/11)
Mumbai (Maharashtra) terror attack mastermind and LeT 'chief'
Hafiz Mohammed Saeed has called upon people in Pakistan to unite
against the enemies including the United States of America and
India.
|
Statement |
January 16 |
Pakistan
|
Hafiz Mohammed Saeed has called
upon people in Pakistan to unite against the enemies including
the United States of America and India.
|
Statement |
January 20 |
Bangalore, Karnataka
|
NIA filed a charge-sheet against
12 LeT militants for allegedly planning to kill select targets,
including prominent personalities.
|
Statement |
January 21 |
New Delhi, India
|
Terrorists of JeM and LeT were
involved along with Pakistani soldiers in the killing of two Indian
soldiers, one of whom was beheaded, along LoC attack on January
8, 2013, according to officials of the Defence Ministry.
|
Statement |
February 22 |
Pakistan occupied Kashmir
|
The conspiracy of twin blasts
in Hyderabad on February 21 was hatched in a joint meeting of
terror outfits on February 9 and February 10, which was attended
by groups like LeT, JeM and HM.
|
Statement |
February 22 |
New Delhi, India
|
Interrogation of jailed IM militants
by Delhi Police revealed that there may be several sleeper modules
of IM and LeT are waiting to execute more blasts.
|
Statement |
February 24 |
Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh
|
Special City Police team grilled
at least eight suspects in the blasts case and the leads are pointing
to the involvement of LeT.
|
Non-violent |
February 25 |
Punjab, India
|
Punjab Police said that attempts
are being made by LeT to reignite terrorism in Punjab and carry
out bomb explosions with the help of Sikh militants based abroad.
|
Statement |
February 25 |
India
|
Fayyaz Kagzi is said to have recently
shifted base to Pakistan from Saudi Arabia, even as Indian agencies
counted on the Saudi authorities to deport him.
|
Statement |
February 26 |
Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh
|
NIA has found that not only are
IM's Pune blast module and LeT's Bangalore-Hubli-Nanded terror
module linked to each other, but the latter has even helped the
IM accused conduct reconnaissance Dilsukhnagar.
|
Statement |
February 27 |
Pakistan
|
LeT has asked people to support
recently formed coordination committee, Muttahida Majlis-e-Mushawarat
(MMM).
|
Statement |
March 4 |
Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh
|
NIA is contemplating seeking custody
of Obaid, a Hyderabadi, who is presently lodged in a Karnataka
jail for interrogation as he is emerging as a key link between
Maqbool and his Saudi Arabia based handlers. He is alleged to
have had links with LeT.
|
Statement |
March 13 |
Bemina, Srinagar District, J&K |
Fidayeen attack on CRPF
camp killing 5, injuring 10 others.
|
Violent |
March 13-14 |
J&K |
Four persons alleged of facilitating
fidayeen attack arrested.
|
Non-violent |
March 15 |
Baramulla District, J&K |
Arrested militant Abu Talha alias
Zubair Ahmad, revealed that LeT had pushed in nine militants through
the Uri sector along the LoC to carry out suicide attacks soon
after the hanging of Afzal Guru.
|
Statement |
March 19 |
Jammu and Kashmir
|
Police confirmed that militants
involved in Bemina fidayeen attack were Pakistan nationals
and were affiliated to LeT. They have been identified as Saif
and Haider.
|
Statement |
April 4 |
Pulwama District, J&K
|
LeT issued fresh threats to Panches
and Sarpanches that they would face dire consequences if
they did not resign from their posts. Girls were also asked to
follow strict "Islamic dress code".
|
Violent |
April 5 |
Mumbai, Maharashtra
|
A NIA court issued production
warrants for April 25 against suspected terrorist of LeT and one
of the masterminds of 26/11 Mumbai (Maharashtra) terror attack,
Abu Jundal.
|
Statement |
April 5 |
U.S.
|
94 % of fresh recruits of LeT
see J&K as a fighting front and hail mostly from Pakistan's Punjab
Province from families having links with the powerful army and
intelligence network, according to a US report on Military Academy
in West Point.
|
Statement |
April 15 |
Maharashtra |
ATS said that German Bakery blast
was the first act of terror in which LeT coordinated with IM.
|
Statement |
April 7 |
India |
NIA investigation has revealed
that LeT plans to use local youths for terror activities in India
for concealing its own footprints.
|
Statement |
April 17 |
Sopore, Baramulla District, J&K
|
Based on specific inputs SF apprehended
Qari Naved alias Fahad Ullah, the 'divisional commander'
of outfit.
|
Non-violent |
April 18 |
village Wagub, Sopore, Baramulla
District, J&K
|
One of two militants, Shabir Ahmad
Sheikh alias Tameem alias Sufiyan, was shot dead
by SF in an encounter.
|
Violent |
April 19 |
Westminster, London, UK
|
Hanif Mohammed alias Tiger
Hanif, aide of Dawood Ibrahim, wanted in connection with two bomb
attacks in Gujarat in 1993 and lost his appeal in a UK High Court
against extradition to India.
He carries information on the
activities of LeT.
|
Statement |
April 19 |
Sopore, Baramulla District, J&K
|
12 militants and OGW were arrested,
based on information provided by arrested divisional commander
Fahad Ullah.
|
Non-violent |
April 19 |
Kulgam District, J&K
|
Police arrested two militants,
Ahamd and Mushtaq Ahmad, and recovered one grenade and a pistol
from them.
|
Non-violent |
April 21 |
Jammu city, Jammu District, J&K
|
Fayaz Ahmad Dar, driver of a former
Minister, was arrested for being part of LeT module which came
into light after the arrest Fahad Ullah.
|
Non-violent |
April 21 |
Alsafa Colony, Sopore, Baramulla
District, J&K
|
Based on information provided
during the preliminary interrogation by Ahamd Dar, an AK-47 rifle
and one magazine were recovered.
|
Non-violent |
April 21 |
PoK, Pakistan
|
Reports suggests that LeT leadership
has directed their new recruits not to contact Pakistani militants
already 'operating' in J&K as they might be under the radar of
SFs.
|
Statement |
April 21 |
NS
|
Goa's beaches were targets of
suspected militant Nasir Raizuddin, Wikileaks has claimed citing
a recently declassified US diplomatic cable.
|
Statement |
April 21 |
Saudi Arabia or Pakistan
|
The outfit is increasingly turning
tech-savvy. Handlers reportedly are use internet-based communication
for recruitment since it is possible to maintain anonymity and
use codes to communicate.
|
Statement |
April 22 |
Hariparbat Fort, Rainawari, Srinagar
District
|
Flags of LeT and Pakistan surfaced
at which houses a CRPF camp. Graffiti like "Welcome Taliban" and
"Go India Go Back" were also found to be painted on the walls
of the Fort.
|
Non-violent |
April 22 |
Jammu city, Jammu District, J&K
|
J&K Police arrested Feroze Ahmad
Dar, an LeT terrorist, for the earlier reported killing a youth
inside a mosque near Sopore in Baramulla district on March 19.
|
Non-violent |
April 23 |
Srinagar District, J&K
|
Six youth were detained for questioning
in regard to the hoisting of Pakistani and LeT flags outside Hariparbat
Fort.
|
Non-violent |
April 25 |
New Delhi
|
A NIA court issued fresh production
warrant for May 30, 2013 against suspected LeT terrorist and one
of the masterminds of 26/11 Mumbai terror attack, Abu Jundal.
|
Statement |
April 28 |
Jammu and Kashmir |
Sustained interrogation of the
arrested LeT 'divisional commander' Fahd Ullah reveals that militants
have changed strategy in the State and are fanning out in South
Kashmir region instead of concentrating into north Kashmir region.
|
Statement |
April 28 |
Jammu and Kashmir |
DGP Ashok Prasad said Fahd Ullah
revealed that 13 foreign militants of LeT sneaked into south Kashmir
in November 2012.
|
Statement |
April 30 |
New Delhi |
Minister of State for Home R.P.N.
Singh, in answer to a question in the Lok Sabha said, "In reaction
to Guru's execution, representatives of nine terrorist outfits
aligned to the United Jehad Council, including LeT, JeM, and HM,
organised a conference February 13 in Islamabad [Pakistan] where
the participants reiterated their resolve to set up jehad in India.
The chief of LeT had a meeting with the top LeT commanders to
plan big attacks to the iconic places in India…"
|
Statement |
April 30 |
Punjab |
Security has been increased following
reports of Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal and Deputy
Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal being in the hit-list of terror
group LeT.
|
Statement |
May 2 |
New Delhi |
India wants Pakistan to hold a
high-level investigation into the allegations that the jail attack
on late Indian spy and prisoner Sarabjit Singh was planned in
advance by some LeT linked elements to avenge the hanging of LeT's
Ajmal Kasab and JeM's Afzal Guru by the Indian government.
|
Statement |
May 3 |
New Delhi |
A Delhi court issued a production
warrant for suspected LeT terrorist Abu Jundal in connection with
the September 19, 2010, Jama Masjid blast case.
|
Statement |
May 5 |
Jammu and Kashmir |
Baramulla Police arrested a LeT
militant, Muzaffar Ahmad Lone, son of Abdul Rahim, resident of
Raipora in Palhallan.
|
Non-Violent |
May 18 |
Sopore, Baramulla District
|
A Policeman was arrested, for
having links with LeT. One AK-47 rifle, 150 rounds of ammunition
and a pressure mine was recovered from his possession.
|
Non-Violent |
May 19 |
Jammu and Kashmir
|
A Policeman was arrested, for
having links with LeT, from Sopore area of Baramulla District.
|
Non-Violent |
May 19 |
Jammu and Kashmir
|
Police arrested a LeT operative,
Mudasir Ahmad Dar, who was allegedly managing finances for the
militant outfit in and around Sopore.
|
Non-Violent |
May 19 |
Sopore, Baramulla District
|
Police arrested a LeT operative,
Mudasir Ahmad Dar, who was allegedly managing finances for the
militant outfit in and around Sopore.
|
Non-Violent |
May 23 |
Fatehkadal, Old Srinagar city,
Srinagar District
|
A LeT 'commander', identified
as Hilal Maulvi, was shot dead by SF at his hideout in an early
morning raid. Three SF personnel were also injured during the
operation.
|
Violent |
May 24 |
Palhalan and Pattan areas, Baramulla
District
|
'Protesters' came out and pelted
stones at the SFs in Palhalan and Pattan areas of Baramulla District
after hearing that LeT 'commander' Hilal Molvi was shot dead.
|
Violent |
May 24 |
Baramulla District
|
Police sources said that the LeT
'commander' Hilal Molvi was wanted in 10 FIRs lodged at different
Police Stations, for his role in militancy related incidents.
|
Statement |
May 25 |
Islamabad, Pakistan
|
The trial of seven Pakistani suspects,
including LeT 'commander' Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi, charged with involvement
in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks was adjourned till June 1 as
the government is yet to appoint a chief prosecutor to handle
the case.
|
Statement |
May 26
|
Maharashtra
|
According to the ATS, during investigation,
Feroz had given the details of his e-mail accounts through which
he was in contact with Bhatkal as well as alleged LeT operative
Fayyaz Kagzi, who are suspected to be functioning from Pakistan
and Saudi Arabia.
|
Statement
|
May 27
|
Lahore High Court, Pakistan
|
Chief Justice deferred the hearing
of a petition moved by JuD 'chief', Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, till
September 24, seeking direction from the Federal Government over
the issue of defending the JuD 'chief' before a US Court, which
issued summons to him, former ISI chiefs and other officials on
a law suit filed by relatives of US nationals killed in Mumbai
attacks (26/11).
|
Statement
|
May 30
|
US
|
India continues to be one of the
most persistently targeted countries by transnational terrorist
groups like LeT, according to US State Department annual Country
Reports on Terrorism 2012.
|
Statement
|
May 30
|
US
|
The team of computer scientists
from the University of Maryland has predicted that LeT will attack
on either professional SF and/or public, symbolic, transport and
tourist targets, in the next four months
|
Statement
|
June 1
|
India
|
India has asked the US to "temporarily"
hand over Pakistani American LeT operative David Coleman Headley
for a year and extradite his accomplice Tahawwur Hussain Rana
to get more information about the conspiracy hatched to carry
out 26/11)Mumbai terror attacks.
|
Statement
|
June 5 |
New Delhi |
MHA in the internal security meeting
shared classified information with the Chief Ministers of States
on the nefarious design of terrorist groups like LeT, HM and JeM.
|
Statement |
June 5 |
New Delhi |
UMHA said, "Jehadi tanzeems in
Pakistan with affiliation to LeT, JeM and IM have set up channels
for transfer of funds from Pakistan to India via Gulf and Nepal,
besides using Western Union Money Transfer and Hawala channel.
|
Statement |
June 10 |
Village Nellora, Litter, Pulwama
District
|
LeT 'district commander' for Shopian
District, identified as Ashiq Hussain Lone, was shot dead in an
encounter after he attacked a patrol party of SOG of Police.
|
Violent |
June 17 |
Pakistan |
LeT founder Hafiz Saeed said that
militant activities within Pakistan cannot be considered a part
of 'jihad' and asked terrorists to desist from carrying out attacks
in the country.
|
Statement |
June 18 |
Punjab, Pakistan |
The Government of Punjab province
has allocated millions of rupees in its budget for fiscal 2013-14
for the largest centre of the JuD.
|
Statement |
June 19 |
Goa, India |
Goa was put on alert following
intelligence inputs about a possible terror attack on the coastal
State by LeT.
|
Violent |
June 25 |
India |
Targeted attacks on the Police,
CAPFs and Army in J&K is a result of increased collaboration between
HM and various other militant outfits like JeM, LeT and Al Badr,
says security agencies.
|
Statement |
July 8 |
Srinagar |
The Security agencies have zeroed
in on LeT 'commander' Muhammad Qasim as the mastermind behind
the June 24, 2013, attack on the army in Srinagar, which left
eight soldiers dead.
|
Statement |
July 9 |
Srinagar |
LeT is trying to target Srinagar
city. Sources said that Security Agencies have inputs that three
top LeT militants - 'Divisional Commander' Mohammad Qasim, top
'commander' Sajjad Ahmad Bhat and Irshad Ahmad Gania - are making
movements in Bagh-e-Mehtab, Newa, Nowgam, and Chadoora areas in
the outskirts of Srinagar in the area behind Nowgam Railway Station.
|
Statement |
July 11 |
Sawjian, Poonch |
Security and Intelligence agencies
revealed that LeT BAT, which has been revived by the militant
outfit sometime back, was most likely responsible for planting
IEDs and landmines in Kanga Gali area near the LoC in Sawjian
sector of Poonch District on July 8, 2013.
|
Statement |
July 17 |
Jammu-Srinagar national highway
|
A major plan of the LeT to carry
out a militant attack on the Jammu-Srinagar national highway,
which connects the valley with the rest of the country, has been
averted by the Police.
|
Statement |
July 31 |
Jammu and Kashmir
|
Intelligence inputs revealed that
the militants of three major outfits LeT, HM and JeM have joined
hands for making combined efforts to intrude into the Indian side
from the LoC.
|
Statement |
August 1 |
Hafrooda forests / Handwara /
Kupwara District
|
Five LeT militants were killed
in a gun battle with Army personnel during an operation that has
been launched on July 29 in the Hafrooda forests of Handwara town
in Kupwara District.
|
Violent |
August 7 |
PoK |
Just two days before the attack
on the Indian Army's patrol team along the LoC in the Poonch Sector
of Poonch District in J&K late in the night of August 5 in which
five Indian soldiers were killed, the LeT 'chief' Hafiz Saeed
had visited the LoC in PoK.
|
Non -violent |
August 8 |
New Delhi |
IB issued a substantial alert
to Delhi Police over a LeT terror threat as the national capital
prepares to celebrate Independence Day.
|
Statement |
August 10 |
India |
The spurt in terrorist infiltration
from Pakistan has been at a five-year high. India's security establishment
expects this to grow exponentially after the US withdrawal of
troops from Afghanistan in 2014. Further a report by the UN Security
Council this week on al-Qaida highlights the dangers for India,
"Lashkar-e-Tayyiba [LeT] continues to provide advanced terrorist
training, including on improvised explosive devices."
|
Statement |
August 15 |
Bodh Gaya / Bihar
|
A purported blog of the LeT has
claimed that a Rohingya mujahideen trained by the LeT was behind
the July 7, 2013, Bodh Gaya (Bihar) serial blasts.
|
Statement |
August 16 |
Indo-Nepal border
|
LeT terrorist, Abdul Karim Tunda,
one of India's 20 most wanted terrorists, was arrested by the
Special Cell of Delhi Police from the Indo-Nepal border.
|
Non- Violent |
August 16 |
Pakistan
|
The blog (URL- Islamfigters.blogspot.com),
with a subtitle 'Mujahideen Lashkar-e-Taiba' is littered with
jehadi propaganda with videos and text discussing global hotspots
of terror and even an interview of Hafiz Mohammad Saeed given
to a Pakistani news channel. There are videos on the blog which
speak in glowing poetry about LeT operatives with footage of 26/11
attacks running alongside. Another video claims that the Pakistan
army and the JuD helps 'distressed' Muslim brothers all around
the world.
|
Statement |
August 18 |
Bodh Gaya / Bihar
|
LeT operative Abdul Karim Tunda,
who was arrested on August 16, seems to be supporting an internal
note exchanged between intelligence agencies and Delhi Police
after the Bodh Gaya blasts that suggested that Rohingya operatives
were behind the attacks.
|
Statement |
August 18 |
India
|
Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operative
Abdul Karim Tunda, who was arrested on August 16, claimed during
his interrogation that Dawood Ibrahim, whom he met in Karachi
several times, stays in a safe house in Karachi and is guarded
by the ISI.
|
Statement |
August 19 |
India |
Arrested LeT operative Abdul Karim
Tunda told interrogators that he had come in contact with the
ISI after meeting former ISI chief Hamid Gul in 1995 and was in
constant touch with him thereafter. Tunda also told the investigators
that ISI was the official arm which has got several other tanzeems
(organizations) like LeT, JuD under its umbrella to carry out
various tasks.
|
Statement |
August 20 |
India |
Arrested LeT operative Abdul Karim
Tunda has told his interrogators that the ISI used to run the
entire supply chain of FICN being smuggled into India.
|
Statement |
August 26 |
Malda / West Bengal
|
A suspected linkman of terror
outfit LeT, identified as Mohammad Abu Bakkar, was arrested from
Malda District.
|
Non- Violent |
August 29 |
Amritsar / Punjab
|
Arrested LeT operative Abdul Karim
Tunda had planted a bomb in Amritsar (Punjab) in 2009 on the direction
of BKI operatives, Delhi Police said.
|
Non- Violent |
September 6 |
Chanapora / Srinagar
|
J&K Police arrested two LeT militants,
identified as Javed Ahmad and Irfan from Chanapora locality of
Srinagar city in Srinagar District.
|
Non- Violent |
September 6 |
India
|
IM 'operational chief' in India,
Yasin Bhatkal, who was arrested on August 28, 2013, during his
interrogation admitted that IM preparing to launch more 26/11
like terror strikes in India, which would be more lethal in impact
than previous ones. Bhatkal told that the link between Pakistan
based LeT and its front organization in India IM was weakened
since 2008 after which Pakistan's ISI has got directly involved
in handling the terror network operating in India.
|
Statement |
September 9 |
Pattan / Baramulla
|
The 'chief coordinator' of the
LeT in the State, identified as Manzoor alias Shams Bhai,
was arrested during a joint operation by Army and Police from
the Pattan area of Baramulla District.
|
Non- Violent |
September 10 |
Mumbai / Maharashtra
|
IB has warned that terrorists
could strike during the Ganpati festival in Mumbai (Maharashtra)
to avenge the arrests of IM militants Yasin Bhatkal and LeT operative
Abdul Karim Tunda.
|
Statement |
September 16 |
India |
Mohd Zakariya, a close aide of
top LeT bomb expert Abdul Karim Tunda, was remanded to 10- days
Police custody by a Delhi court after the investigators said he
had helped in illegal infiltration of Pakistani nationals into
India through Bangladesh.
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Statement |
September 20 |
Hyderpora / Srinagar
|
J&K Police arrested two persons,
identified as Naveed-ul-Islam and Bilal Ahmad Lone for providing
logistic support to LeT militants, who had carried out an attack
on an Army convoy on Srinagar Bypass at Hyderpora area in Srinagar
city of Srinagar District.
|
Non- Violent |
September 23 |
India |
LeT bomb expert Abdul Karim Tunda's
two aides Allauddin and Mohd Basiruddin, who had allegedly helped
in infiltration of Pakistani and Bangladeshi terrorists in India
in 1997 to carry out terror strikes, were remanded to seven days'
police custody by a Delhi court.
|
Non- violent |
September 27 |
Jammu |
A report submitted to the Government
has said that banned terror outfit LeT was behind the attack in
J&K, in which 13 persons were killed. Al-Shahada (the Martyrs)
group has claimed the responsibility for the attack, but security
agencies say they aren't taking the claim seriously. "We aren't
attaching little credence to the claim," said an unnamed senior
official.
|
Statement |
October 2 |
Srinagar |
In an encounter, five Police personnel
were injured after a top LeT commander, Abu Huraira and his associates
were trapped by Police in Ahmadnagar area in outskirts of Srinagar
city of Srinagar District.
|
Non-violent |
October 9 |
New Delhi |
A trial court has ordered framing
of charges against two militants of LeT, identified as Ahtisham
Farooq and Tawseef Ahmed and their associates Shafaqat Ali Tuggu
and Saijee Anwar, who were arrested on September 10, 2012 for
allegedly planning to carry out bomb blasts in New Delhi.
|
Non-violent |
October 11 |
Hyderabad |
The 14th Additional Chief Metropolitan
Magistrate of Hyderabad granted Police seven-day custody of alleged
top LeT operative Abdul Karim Tunda, who was arrested by the Special
Cell of Delhi Police from the Indo-Nepal border on August 16,
2013. At the same time, the magistrate directed the SIT to produce
the accused in court on October 18.
|
Non-violent |
October 13 |
NS |
India and the US agreed to work
together to target the financial network and fund raising activities
of Pakistan-based terror outfits like LeT/ JuD, the Haqqani network
and individual terrorists associated with these organisations.
|
Non-violent |
October 26 |
Hushanpore / Shopian
|
LeT District commander, identified
as Abass Reshi alias Abid Bhai, was killed by SFs in Hushanpore
village of Shopian District. One AK rifle and 50 rounds of ammunition
were recovered during the searches of the area.
|
Violent |
October 30 |
Jammu and Kashmir
|
The militant outfits, whose militants
were being trained at the camp, included LeT, JeM, Al Badr and
HM. Sources pointed out that though the militant commanders of
these four outfits didn't have much co-ordination, they have joined
hands to train the militants following dwindling strength of their
cadre and repeated calls from their commanders operating in Jammu
and Kashmir for infiltration of the militants to sustain terrorism.
|
Non-violent |
November 7 |
Sopore / Baramulla
|
A top Pakistani militant of LeT
who slipped out of SFs cordon on October11, 2013 in Srinagar after
a gun battle again gave slip to the SFs in Sopore town of Baramulla
District.
|
Non- violent |
November 18 |
Aurangabad / Bihar
|
The bail plea of alleged LeT operative
Sayed Zabiuddin Ansari alias Abu Jundal was rejected by MCOCA
court in the Aurangabad arms haul case (May 8, 2006).
|
Non-violent |
November 20 |
Mumbai / Maharashtra
|
Alleged LeT operative Sayed Zabiuddin
Ansari, alias Abu Jundal, wanted to take part in the November
26, 2008 (26/11) Mumbai (Maharashtra) terror attack by landing
in the city along with others, according to his confession.
|
Statement |
November 26 |
India
|
US experts have said that the
LeT is stronger than ever and remains the "favoured instrument"
of Pakistani military and the ISI against India.
|
Statement |
November 26 |
Pulwama
|
LeT posters issuing threats to
panches were plastered all over Pulwama District. Residents of
the District are in fear of the action that the LeT will take.
|
Non-violent |
November 29 |
Bangalore / Karnataka
|
A Bangalore-based doctor who was
wanted for being part of LeT Karnataka module busted by the Bangalore
Police in 2012 was arrested by NIA from Kanakpura Road in Bangalore.
|
Non-violent |
December 3 |
Handwara / Kupwara
|
SFs killed divisional commander of Let militant
outfit and his two associates in a fierce gun battle in Handwara
area of Kupwara District during which two Army personnel were
also injured.
|
Violent |
December 12 |
Mewat / Haryana |
A suspected LeT operative, Mohammad Shahid, was
arrested by the Special Cell of the Delhi Police from Choti Mewli
in Nuh District of Mewat region in Haryana.
|
Non-violent |
December 12 |
India |
India has sought access to Pakistani LeT operative
David Coleman Headley, as it insisted on bringing to justice the
perpetrators of the 26/11 Mumbai (Maharashtra) assault.
|
Non-violent |
December 13 |
New Delhi |
Delhi Police charge sheeted LeT bomb expert Abdul
Karim Tunda in connection with the October 1, 1997 Sadar Bazar
blasts case in which several persons were injured.
|
Non-violent |
December 13 |
Mumbai |
The sessions court at Mumbai rejected the bail
application of alleged LeT operative Sayed Zabiuddin Ansari, alias
Abu Jundal, in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack case.
|
Non-violent |
December 14 |
Haryana |
LeT is now recruiting cadres from the Mewat region
of Haryana and security agencies have found out that a plan to
strike in Delhi- NCR was recently hatched there.
|
Non-violent |
December 16 |
Haryana |
The leader of LeT Mewat module, Rashid, has been
arrested by the special cell. Rahid's Pakistan-based bosses had
been given him the task of creating a strong network in the region
and carrying out blasts in NCR.
|
Non-violent |
December 17 |
Delhi |
Lashkar-e-Taiba operative Abdul Karim Tunda moved
a Delhi court seeking bail in the 1997 Sadar Bazar (Delhi) blasts
case.
|
Non-violent |
December 17 |
Mewat / Haryana |
Rashid, leader of LeT Mewat (Haryana) module was
remanded in Police custody till December 21, 2013 by a Delhi court
in connection with a case of conspiracy to carry out terror strikes
in the national capital.
|
Non-violent |
December 19 |
Jammu and Kashmir |
LeT warned mainstream political workers and sarpanches
of dire consequences if they fail to resign within a week.
|
Non-violent |
December 20 |
Jammu and Kashmir |
The AJKPC said that Panchayat members (local body
members) of the J&K would not give in to the threats of LeT militants
whatever the consequences.
|
Non-violent |
December 20 |
India |
The investigation into an alleged LeT
plot to attack Hindu elements that led to the framing of charges
against 12 Muslim youths from Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra
has reached a dead end as eight more wanted persons, including several
with links to an older generation of terrorist incidents in India,
are based abroad. |
Non-violent |
December 24 |
Jammu and Kashmir
|
Three LeT terrorists were arrested in Srinagar.
|
Non-violent |
December 25 |
Budgam / Jammu and Kashmir
|
Two LeT militants are killed in a fierce encounter
with the SFs in Budgam District.
|
Violent |
December 31 |
India |
LeT is planning to carry out fresh terror strikes
in India, the IB has warned states and Union Territories.
|
Statement |
December 31 |
India |
The fresh terror warning has come as a matter
of concern for the intelligence agencies, who believe Sajid Mir
is roaming freely in Pakistan, visiting Karachi regularly, and
running the terror machinery of the LeT with the help of Pakistan's
ISI.
|
Statement |