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Karnataka (ISLAMIST/OTHER CONFLICTS): Timeline (Terrorist Activities) -2019

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January - 7	Police busted a Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) racket and arrested seven members of the racket on January 7 from Belgavi District, reports UNI. The gang was arrested while they were attempting to circulate FICN notes in a village in Belgavi District. The arrested gang was operating from Tallur vil Read more... Police busted a Fake Indian Currency Note (FICN) racket and arrested seven members of the racket on January 7 from Belgavi District, reports UNI. The gang was arrested while they were attempting to circulate FICN notes in a village in Belgavi District. The arrested gang was operating from Tallur village in Savadatti taluk in the District. Three persons used the photo copying machines to print counterfeit notes and the other four tried to circulate them in local ration shops. The arrestees have been identified as Shivanand S Kashappanavar, Sharif G Sabar,Praveen S Saradar, Meerasab K Mulla, Chetan V Goudar, Kumar E Angadi, Ziaulla and GChapati all residents of Tallur village. Read less...
January - 9	National Investigation Agency (NIA) has registered a case against around 7-8 youths hailing from Kerala and Karnataka but based in Qatar who travelled to or prepared for travel to Syria since 2013 to join terrorist outfits Jund al-Aqsa (JAA) and Jabhat-ul-Nusra, reports The Hindu on January 9. Jund Read more... National Investigation Agency (NIA) has registered a case against around 7-8 youths hailing from Kerala and Karnataka but based in Qatar who travelled to or prepared for travel to Syria since 2013 to join terrorist outfits Jund al-Aqsa (JAA) and Jabhat-ul-Nusra, reports The Hindu on January 9. Jund al-Aqsa, a militant group operating primarily in Idlib and Hama provinces of Syria, was proscribed in 2017 by the UN for being associated with the Islamic State (IS) and Al Qaida in Iraq.The youths are believed to have been radicalised while living in Qatar and had conducted preparations for or travelled to Syria from 2013 onwards. NIA officials stated that ongoing investigation into other cases involving youth from Kerala who had attempted to or joined IS, threw up information on these Qatar-based youth having joined terrorist groups other than IS in Syria. “NIA is aware of the identity and addresses of these youth. However, it is not clear how the youth travelled to Syria and if they are still alive or dead’. In past instances, youth from Kerala have travelled to Syria via two routes. First, travelling to Turkey by flight and then crossing the border illegally to reach Syria, and second, taking a flight to a Gulf country and then travelling to Iran from where they travel to Turkey by road before crossing over to Syria. JAA is comprised of approximately 1,600 militants, mostly foreign terrorist fighters. Read less...

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