Those who posted inflammatory posts on X-rays were in contact with terrorist handlers, a link established in the initial investigation of the ATS.

News Topical, Digital Desk : The X-account operators arrested for inciting a violent workers' protest in Noida on April 13th are now being linked to terrorist organizations. The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) has begun investigating the case. X-accounts operating from Pakistan were involved in the conspiracy to commit the Noida violence.

Now, an ATS investigation has revealed that the handlers of the terrorists arrested in Lucknow two weeks ago had multiple internet calls with the handlers of the two ex-handles (Anushi Tiwari Proud Indian Nabi and Mir Ilyas INC). These two Pakistani ex-handles were the ones used to incite violence through numerous posts.

After reviewing videos of the violence, the ATS team concluded that the Noida arson was carried out based on the pattern of videos of arson recovered from the phones of terrorists arrested in Lucknow. Two ATS teams have been sent to Noida to investigate the case. Police have identified more than 300 individuals and 45 non-laborers who were spreading chaos under the guise of laborers.

Two weeks ago, the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) arrested four terrorists from Lucknow: Saqib alias Devil, Arbaab, Lokesh alias Papla Pandit, and Vikas Gehlawat. Seven mobile phones recovered from them contained numerous videos of arson, as well as photographs of public places in several cities, including Lucknow, Aligarh, Noida, Ghaziabad, Meerut, and Bengaluru.

As a result, the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) alerted police in all districts about this terrorist module's intention to spread terror through arson. All four terrorists worked for Saqib, who had created accounts on Instagram and other internet media platforms under the names Radha-Krishna, Muslim Army, and King Devil. Through these accounts, he was cultivating a terror network.

According to ATS sources, the banned terrorist organization ISIS, through Pakistani handlers, is attempting to spread terror by setting fires at various locations in India. The ATS has also launched a search for Aditya Anand, a resident of Jharkhand, on charges of inciting the workers.

Aditya was involved in the protest with his colleagues Rupesh Rai and Manisha Chauhan. Rupesh and Manisha have been arrested, but Aditya remains at large. All three are associated with the Mazdoor Bugul Dasta, which was implicated in the Noida violence.

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