Four suspected terrorists with SIMI links held in Madhya Pradesh
November 4th, 2009 - 9:09 pm ICT by IANSBhopal, Nov 4 (IANS) Four men suspected to be terrorists and believed to have links with the banned Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) have been arrested from a Madhya Pradesh town, police said Wednesday.
“The four men were arrested in a joint operation by the Madhya Pradesh Anti Terror Squad (ATS) and the state police from the Char Khambha area of Jabalpur,” state ATS chief Pawan Srivastava said.
“Of the arrested men, while Afroze and Azad are residents of Jabalpur, Anamul Rehman and Amjad belong to Khandwa,” he said.
The four men are suspected to be involved in terrorist activities. Afroze is also wanted in connection with the Gujarat blasts in 2008, Srivastava added.
Several CDs and incriminating documents have been recovered from their possession, police said.
Jabalpur is some 350 km from Bhopal.
Related Stories
- Four SIMI activists arrested in Jabalpur - Nov 04, 2009
- Five SIMI activists arrested in Madhya Pradesh - Oct 21, 2009
- Youth held for sheltering SIMI treasurer - Oct 22, 2008
- ATS cop killed by suspected SIMI man, chief minister vows action (Lead) - Nov 29, 2009
- ATS constable, two others killed by suspected SIMI activist - Nov 29, 2009
- Police arrest SIMI activist in Madhya Pradesh - Sep 20, 2008
- Man tries to kill himself in police station, 5 cops suspended - Jan 13, 2010
- Under-trial shot dead in court premises - Dec 29, 2009
- Six of family hacked to death in Madhya Pradesh - Oct 12, 2009
- SIMI activist sent to 10-day police custody (Lead) - Sep 20, 2008
Posted in Uncategorized, |






