“The case, taken over by NIA from Karnataka police in November 2022, relates to the anti-India activities of the proscribed terrorist organization Islamic State (IS/ISIS). The accused were involved in violent activities like arson, trial explosions and burning of the Indian National Flag, in addition to radicalization, recruitment, terror funding, as a part of the IS conspiracy to spread terror and destabilise the nation,” it added.
This is the NIA’s third supplementary chargesheet before the NIA Special Court, Bengaluru, naming the two under various sections of the IPC and UA (P) Act. Further probe is on.
Published 24 September 2024, 13:38 IST