LASHKAR OPERATIVES
How Pakistanis linked to ISI-backed terror attacks in India are dropping dead
Retired Pak army brigadier Amir Hamza was killed by unknown hitmen in Jhelum district, months after LeT commander Khwaja Shahid alias Mia Mujahid was founded beheaded in PoK
Baramulla Encounter: Neutralised Pak terrorists were associated with LeT, informs Army Brigadier
After two terrorists were neutralised in the Hadipora-Baramulla encounter, Brigadier Deepak Mohan addressed a press conference on June 20 and said that the two terrorists – Usman and Umar, were from Pakistan and were associated with Lashkar-e-Taiba. "For...
Two unidentified militants killed in an encounter in Sopore
In Hadipora, Sopore district, northern Kashmir, an encounter resulted in the killing of two unidentified militants and injury of a policeman. The militants, identified as Usman and Umar from Pakistan, were killed after opening fire on a joint operation by police, Army, and CRPF conducting a search operation. The injured policeman is reported to be stable. This follows the recent killing of a local Lashkar-e-Toiba militant in Bandipora.
Bandipora encounter: Slain terrorist was active since 2018
Security forces in Jammu and Kashmir's Bandipora district successfully neutralized Umar Lone, a category 'A' terrorist affiliated with the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) outfit. Lone, active since 2018, was involved in various militant activities including recruitment, illegal killings, and expanding the over ground worker (OGW) network. The operation, based on specific intelligence inputs, resulted in Lone's elimination, marking a significant achievement for the forces. Security forces remain committed to maintaining peace and stability in Kashmir, continuing their efforts to dismantle the terror ecosystem in the region.
Liquid IEDs: New threat emerging in terrorism theatre of Kashmir
In a recent raid, Jammu and Kashmir police recovered difficult-to-detect liquid IEDs, marking their return to militancy after 17 years. The explosives were found with the help of an Over Ground Worker (OGW) arrested after a gunfight in Pulwama, where Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists Riyaz Dar and Rayees Dar were killed. Riyaz Dar, an A++ terrorist, and Rayees Dar, an A category terrorist, were involved in various terror activities. The police arrested four OGWs and discovered the liquid IEDs hidden in orchards. This raises concerns as liquid explosives can evade conventional detection methods.
Foreign militants active in Jammu region suspected to be involved in Reasi attack
Manoj Sinha announced compensation for victims of the Reasi attack carried out near Shiv Khori cave temple by suspected militants. The investigation involves the National Investigation Agency and points to the involvement of Lashkar-e-Toiba. J&K police chief RR Swain highlighted the shift to foreign terrorism, with the Union home ministry monitoring the situation due to intelligence inputs.
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Reasi Attack: What's TRF, the group that attacked the Vaishno Devi pilgrims?
On Sunday, a bus carrying pilgrims in Jammu and Kashmir's Reasi district was attacked, resulting in nine deaths and 33 injuries. The Resistance Front (TRF), an offshoot of Lashkar-e-Taiba, claimed responsibility and warned of more attacks. TRF, formed in 2019 post-Article 370 abrogation, has been active in numerous terror attacks, especially targeting minority Kashmiri Pandits.
Long-active LeT commander among 2 killed in Pulwama
In an overnight encounter in Nehama, Pulwama, armed forces neutralized a top Lashkar-e-Taiba commander and his associate. The operation began following a tip-off about militants in the area, leading to an exchange of fire lasting until morning. Although the militants haven't been officially identified, officials believe they are Riyaz Sethri and Rayees Dar Riyaz, both prominent militants. Riyaz Sethri was involved in various incidents and played a role in recruiting youths into militant ranks.
J-K: LeT commander among 2 terrorists killed in Pulwama encounter
Two terrorists of banned Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) were killed in an encounter in Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir, one identified as a self-styled 'commander'. The operation, involving security forces, started following intelligence input and ended with the recovery of the bodies of the terrorists.
Who was Basit Dar? Top LeT commander, carrying Rs 10 lakh bounty, killed in encounter in Kashmir
Basit Dar, a TRF commander linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba, was killed in Khudwani, Kashmir, in an encounter with security forces. He was wanted for 18 cases.
Indian Army launches major search operation after terrorist attack on IAF convoy in Poonch
The Indian Army has launched a major search operation in response to a terrorist attack on an IAF convoy in Poonch. One soldier was killed, and four others were injured in the attack, leading to heightened security measures in the region. Senior officials are overseeing the operation, which aims to track down the terrorists responsible and ensure civilian safety. The attack is suspected to be the work of Abu Hamza, a LeT-affiliated foreigner, who is also linked to other attacks in the region. A cash reward has been announced for information leading to his capture.
NIA raids nine places in J-K in terror case
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has conducted searches at nine locations in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, in connection with a case linked to terror activities. The searches were launched following specific information received about suspects in Srinagar. The suspects are linked to The Resistant Front (TRF), an offshoot of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), which are proscribed organizations and have been instigating Kashmiri youth to join terrorist outfits like 'Jihad'.
India hand behind Sarabjit Singh's murderer killing? Pakistan makes Canada-like allegations
Earlier this year, Islamabad said it had credible evidence linking Indian agents to the killing of two of its citizens on its soil, which New Delhi branded as an attempt to peddle "false and malicious anti-India propaganda". Last year, Canada and the United States separately accused Indian agents of links to assassination attempts on their soil.
LeT militant killed in Pulwama encounter
The slain militant, identified as Danish Sheikh, was a resident of Ellahi Bagh area in Srinagar and had joined the militant ranks just two weeks ago, according to the police.
India denies report claiming it assassinated 20 'hostile' individuals in Pakistan since 2019, says its 'false and malicious'
The Indian government is accused of orchestrating nearly 20 targeted killings in Pakistan to eliminate threats to national security, including Khalistani separatists. The alleged operations were reportedly carried out by India's Research & Analysis wing with the help of sleeper cells in the UAE. India has denied all these claims. ET Online was unable to verify them independently.
Govt declares terror mastermind Mohammad Qasim Gujjar designated terrorist: Amit Shah
The Narendra Modi government designated Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operative Mohammad Qasim Gujjar as a terrorist. Home Minister Amit Shah stated that Gujjar, responsible for multiple terror attacks, is planning war against India. Gujjar, also known as Salman or Suleman, has orchestrated various terrorist activities, including drone operations to drop arms, ammunition, and explosives. He has also facilitated recruitment and radicalization through social media and online communication apps. The government warns of harsh consequences for anyone threatening the nation's unity and integrity.
NIA raids multiple locations across 7 states in Bengaluru's prison radicalisation case
On January 12 this year, National Investigation Agency charge-sheeted eight persons, including a life convict and two absconders, in the Bengaluru Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) Prison radicalization and 'fidayeen' (suicide) attack conspiracy case.
There seems to be link between Mangaluru cooker blast and Bengaluru cafe explosion: Karnataka Dy CM
Karnataka Deputy CM Shivakumar links the Rameshwaram Cafe blast to the Mangaluru cooker explosion. The investigation involves multiple angles, blast materials, suspect identification, and transportation. Treatment expenses for the injured are covered, and a fair probe is ensured by the government.
"People were killed, regardless of their religion": Israeli minister pays tribute to 26/11 victims, visits Nariman House
Israeli Minister Miri Regev pays respects at Mumbai's 26/11 attack site, Nariman House, honoring all victims. Regev condemns terrorism, citing the attack's indiscriminate nature, vows to fight Hamas for hostages' release. Israel designates Lashkar-e-Taiba as a terrorist group, highlighting a joint rescue operation in Gaza.
Local LeT militant killed in Shopian encounter
According to police, Bhat was involved in killing of local army personnel Umer Fayaz of Kulgam and had hurled a grenade upon non-local labourers in Hermain, in which two non-local labourers were killed. "He was also involved in killing of a Kashmiri Pandit Sunil Kumar Bhat and injuring another Kashmiri Pandit Pretimber Nath of Shopian.
4 soldiers killed in J&K as terrorists ambush vehicles
In Thanamandi, Rajouri, area of Jammu and Kashmir, militants ambushed two Army vehicles. Four Army personnel died while three were critically injured in the incident. The troops, dispatched to reinforce a joint search operation against militants, immediately retaliated. Operations are ongoing in the Pir Panchal mountains.
Five LeT militants killed in Kulgam; weapons found
In an overnight encounter in Samno village of DH Pora area of Kulgam in southern Kashmir, five militants associated with Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) were killed and one army personnel was injured. The militants killed in the encounter were identified as Yasir Bilal Bhat, Danish Hameed Thoker, Ubaid Ahmad Padder, Sameer Farooq Sheikh and Hanzal Yaqoob Shah, all residents of southern Kashmir.
NIA attaches properties of two key LeT operatives in J&K's Pulwama district
The agency said, "Eight properties - five belonging to Mohd Shafi Wani and three to Mohd Tikka Khan, both residents of Singoo Narbal in Pulwama - have been attached under Section 33 (1) of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act following recent orders from the NIA special court, Jammu".
Lashkar activist's killing in Karachi keeps ISI guessing in Pakistan
The striking similarity between these two killings of terror operatives has prompted Pakistan's intelligence agency, the ISI, often accused of orchestrating terror activities against India, to take precautionary measures. Sources closely monitoring these developments suggest that the ISI has relocated nearly a dozen of its "assets" to "safe houses" deep inside the country.
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