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News Topical, Digital Desk : The UP ATS has recently interrogated four suspected terrorists arrested, revealing several startling revelations. Sources say a key member of the gang has revealed that he was also developing a network on his own. He had created over a dozen groups on Telegram, which included people not only from UP but also from neighboring states. 

Sources say the UP ATS uncovered this through mobile phones recovered from the accused. Aqib, based in Dubai, had connected Saqib's handlers. The gang was attempting to establish its network in several cities in Uttar Pradesh, as well as in Delhi, Haryana, and Mumbai. 

All four accused were linked to Pakistani handlers

The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has arrested four suspected terrorists in Lucknow. They were planning to carry out a bomb blast in Charbagh, Lucknow, but were apprehended by the ATS before they could. Two of these suspected terrorists are from Meerut and two from Noida . All four were connected to Pakistani handlers through various social media platforms. 

Conspiracy of 'Ghazwa-e-Hind' in the country

The main member of this gang is Saqib, alias David. He had also recruited Arbab from his own village. This gang was linked to Pakistani handlers and extremists and was attempting to hatch a major conspiracy within the country under the name 'Ghazwa-e-Hind'. These suspected terrorists wanted to spread terror by carrying out arson in the country. 

It is claimed that these suspected terrorists were plotting to spread terror by setting fire to gas cylinder trucks in various parts of the country. Furthermore, they would send videos of small incidents of arson to Pakistan and solicit money from there via QR codes. They carried out this entire operation at the behest of their Pakistani handlers. It is believed that the interrogation may reveal many more significant revelations. 


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