Gangster Jihadism on the rise in Assam: Islamist criminal gang busted; Fake currency, arms and ammunition recovered
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Gangster Jihadism on the rise in Assam: Islamist criminal gang busted; Fake currency, arms and ammunition recovered

Biswanath police busted a fake currency racket, recovered 5.5 lakh fake currency, fake gold biscuits and huge amounts of ammunition and pistol and arrested the mastermind Amir Ali and Mofojuddin Ahmed, Saiful Islam, Abidur Rahman and Atikul Islam.

Dibya Kamal BordloiDibya Kamal Bordloi
Jul 20, 2022, 11:36 am IST
in Bharat, Assam
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Guwahati: ‘Gangster Jihadism’ amongst Muslims, especially the migrants, has been on the rise in Assam for the last several years. In the last 13 months, Assam police have arrested not less than 4000 Muslim drug peddlers, most of them are migrants. Besides, drug peddling, these gangs are involved in several other anti-social and terrorist activities. Cow smuggling, fake currency, fake gold, and illegal arms trades are the major criminal activities of these gangs.

A piece of information was received by the Biswanath police on Friday morning that a gang of fake currency and fake gold has been active in the district. Accordingly, a team led by Additional SP Kulendra Nath Deka and DSP Jayanta Baruah immediately swung into action.

On 15th July, based on technical surveillance and field input, a midnight raid was conducted at the house of the mastermind of the gang Amir Ali in the Seujpur area. Five criminals involved in the fake currency and gold racket were arrested during the raid. Arrested fake currency and gold smugglers are Mofojuddin Ahmed, Saiful Islam, Abidur Rahman and Atikul Islam.

The police team recovered fake Indian currency notes worth five lakhs fifty thousand in denomination of Rupees 500. One fake currency printing machine, 9 fake gold biscuits, 120 half printed 500 Rupee notes and other materials were also seized from the house. Interestingly, a large amount of ammunition was also recovered from the house. The police team seized 51 rounds of .22 live ammunition, 18 rounds of 7.62 mm live ammunition from the possession of the gang.

On the basis of the confession of the gang members, the police team raided another location owned by the mastermind Amir Ali in the Majuligarh area. The police team recovered five lakh eighteen thousand cash from the location which were collected through selling the fake currency. Continuing the raid, the police team on 16th July recovered a 7.62 mm pistol and a magazine from another location owned by Amir Ali. Biswanath police are now investigating the matter to bust the entire racket of fake currency, gold and arms trading.

Topics: AssamCattle SmugglingGangster JihadismCriminal gangdrug peddlingarms trade
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