Highlight
- A total of 5 people have been arrested so far in the Bihar terror module case.
- Training of suspected terrorists started 15 days before PM Modi’s visit
- Those arrested earlier include Mohammad Jallauddin, a retired police officer from Jharkhand.
Bihar terrorist module: After busting “a possible terror module indulging in anti-India activities”, Bihar Police has so far arrested five people including a retired Jharkhand Police officer with alleged links to the extremist organization Popular Front of India (PFI). The accused were arrested from Phulwari Sharif area of Patna.
Another accused Marguv Ahmed Danish alias Tahir was arrested on Friday. He is a resident of Phulwarisharif. He worked in Dubai from 2006-2020. Bihar Police intercepted his phone number and found anti-national material in it. The man was associated with the Ghazwa-e-Hind group.
SSP Patna MS Dhillon said, “Another accused Marguv Ahmed Danish alias Tahir was arrested last night. The man was associated with Gajwa-e-Hind, a social media group.”
Tahir created two WhatsApp groups which were created through a Pakistan number and he was the admin of those groups. There were many people from Gulf countries in it. Another group was formed in January and consisted of Bangladeshi people. These groups were distributing pro-terrorism posts related to Kashmir as well as anti-national material and inciting people. Patna SSP MS Dhillon said, “He had a plan to directly join jihad in 2023.”
Recently, during the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Patna, the police foiled a big conspiracy in the capital. PM Modi was on a visit to Bihar to attend a function organized to mark the centenary celebrations of the Bihar Legislative Assembly, under which he unveiled a memorial pillar, planted a sapling of ‘Kalpataru’ and laid the foundation stone of a guest house. and a library. Those arrested earlier have been identified as Mohammad Jallauddin and Athar Parvez, a retired police officer from Jharkhand. They are related to PFI. Jallauddin was earlier associated with the Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI). During investigation, Bihar Police found that Parvez was in constant touch with members of several foreign organizations and was collecting foreign funds to carry out anti-India activities. An FIR has been registered against 26 people. The training of suspected terrorists had also started in Phulwari Sharif 15 days before PM Modi’s visit. As soon as the information was received, the police raided and arrested two people.
Special teams have been formed to investigate the matter. Portions of the internal document marked ‘Not for Circulation’ said that the PFI is confident that if even 10 per cent of the total Muslim population rallies behind it, the organization will “subjugate the majority community to its knees”. Will take and bring back the glory of Islam in India.” To achieve this goal, this roadmap has been prepared by all PFI leaders to take into account and accordingly guide the PFI cadres, in particular and the Muslim community in general, towards this goal. . “All of our frontal organizations, including the party, should be focused on expanding and recruiting new members. We will begin recruiting and training members in our PE department, including training them in attacking and defensive techniques, the use of swords, rods and other weapons. Training should be given on
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