The National Investigation Agency (NIA) reports that over 100 individuals accused in NIA cases have been jailed over the past 18 months, reflecting an uptick in terror activities. The agency highlighted a significant increase in the number of terror operatives.
Last year, 79 accused were convicted and received sentences, with an additional 26 convictions so far this year. The NIA has also reported a concerning rise in youth recruitment by the Islamic State (IS) for terrorist activities. The agency’s efforts to curb terrorism have led to a notable number of arrests and convictions, underlining the ongoing threat and the need for continued vigilance and action against terror networks.
Recent reports indicate a rapid increase in the number of terror cases and convictions. In the past month alone, more than 100 accused have been convicted across various cases.
In 2023, 79 individuals were sentenced in connection with 27 cases involving terrorism. By the first half of 2024, 26 convicts across 6 cases have already received punishments. Hearings continue for several cases, predominantly linked to activities related to the Islamic State (IS), counterfeit currency, and Maoist terrorism.
A recent report highlights a surge in recruitment of youths for Islamic State (IS) terrorism and successful dismantling of terror modules across the country. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) achieved a significant victory with the imposition of a ban on the Popular Front of India (PFI), ensuring hearings concluded swiftly without opportunity for accused to evade justice.
The NIA’s investigation into the terror training center in Fulwadi Sherief Nagar, Bihar, led to the dismantling of IS modules in multiple states. A total of 354 accused, apprehended by the NIA from 2019 to June 2024, have been found guilty.
The NIA’s comprehensive report on case status and convictions reveals startling insights. Its proactive measures remain crucial in current times, underlining the indispensability of the NIA in safeguarding national security.
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