In this image, incriminating materials including explosives recovered from alleged ISIS operative Abu Yusuf's residence, in Balrampur. Abu Yusuf was arrested yesterday in Delhi.
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In this image, incriminating materials including explosives recovered from alleged ISIS operative Abu Yusuf's residence, in Balrampur. Abu Yusuf was arrested yesterday in Delhi.
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In this handout photo provided by Delhi Police, Delhi Police with an alleged ISIS operative (C) after arresting him last night following an exchange of fire and recovery of Improvi...
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National Security Guard (NSG) commandos carry out search operation near Buddha Jayanti Park, after an ISIS operative was arrested from the site with Improvised Explosive Devices (I...
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Video of the Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi raid is displayed as U.S. Central Command Commander Marine Gen. Kenneth McKenzie speaks, at a joint press briefing at the Pentagon in Washington.
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Five of the 10 accused, arrested in ISIS case, being produced at a special NIA court in New Delhi.
Security forces launched the operation in village Tangdoona of Kulgam district in the early hours following information about presence of militants there, the officials said.
One brown jacket containing three explosive packets and another blue check jacket containing four explosive packets were recovered from the suspected ISIS operative's house, a senior police officer said.
The accused were arrested for allegedly promoting the Islamic State's ideology and instigating protests against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, the NIA had alleged.
A study of terrorism history reveals that terrorist groups operating in terror ravaged areas like Syria, Iraq or Afghanistan indulge in 'destructive' and 'escalating' competition to wrest tactical advantage.
The struggle for 'space' in Afghanistan in future will not merely be between the Taliban and the moderate Ashraf Ghani-Abdullah Abdullah government but also involve other militant groups like Islamic State, who could pose serious threats to Indian interests, writes V Balachandran.
According to police, Jahanzaib Sami revealed that he called on the Indian Muslims via social media to unite and fight against the Indian establishment.
Ten years, is certainly long enough, if not to change the world of diplomacy then at least to introduce a set of new actors and fundamentally new challenges for inertia-bound foreign policy wonks to grapple with.