
Assam Police Arrest Man Over Links to Pakistan-Based Terror Group
The Special Task Force arrested a 21-year-old man for alleged connections to the Shahzad Bhatti terror network operating out of Pakistan.
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The Special Task Force arrested a 21-year-old man for alleged connections to the Shahzad Bhatti terror network operating out of Pakistan.

Indian agencies have dismantled a Pakistan-backed ISI module led by terrorist Shahzad Bhatti, arresting 253 people across 14 states and thwarting a pre-Independence Day terror plot.

The Rajasthan ATS has detained suspects and raided premises believed to be linked to a Pakistani handler, Shahzad Bhatti, following intelligence about his social media accounts.

Delhi Police Special Cell arrested four individuals allegedly connected to Shahzad Bhatti's module, who were reportedly planning significant attacks across India. Bhatti is described as a social media star who became a new weapon for Pakistan's ISI.
Authorities have identified Shahzad Bhatti, based in Pakistan, as the alleged mastermind behind the militant group 'Tehreek-e-Taliban Hindustan'.

An analysis of social media data, dubbed the 'Bhatti-verse,' has revealed how Pak-backed handler Shahzad Bhatti constructed an extensive online network to lure young Indians into terrorist activities.

Indian authorities have detained 253 individuals across 14 states in a major crackdown on a terror network allegedly linked to Pakistan's ISI. The operation thwarted planned attacks by Pakistan-backed militants.

India's NIA conducted raids at 18 locations across Punjab and Haryana, targeting the network of Shahzad Bhatti, a gangster-turned-terrorist reportedly backed by Pakistan's ISI.

The article details the rise of Shahzad Bhatti, a Pakistani influencer who has reportedly become India's most-wanted cross-border threat.
India's Ministry of External Affairs stated that the country will not relent on its stance against terrorism, following Pakistan's reaction concerning the Shahzad Bhatti network.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah announced that the ISI-backed Shahzad Bhatti terror group was destroyed before Independence Day, foiling a terror plot. Over 200 operatives were arrested across 14 states in coordinated operations.

The family of a Mumbai man accused of involvement in a terror module linked to Pakistani gangster Shahzad Bhatti claims he is a drug addict who was lured by easy money.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has filed a charge sheet against nine individuals in connection with a grenade attack on a police station in Haryana, identifying Shahzad Bhatti as a key figure in various terror investigations.