US EditionAl Qaeda Operative Sama Parveen Arrested by Gujarat ATS in Bengaluru
BENGALURU, KARNATAKA, JULY 30 – Shama Parveen coordinated online radicalisation and terror activities for AQIS, linked to a network planning attacks across India, Gujarat ATS said.
- Gujarat ATS and Karnataka police arrested an accused in Bengaluru for suspected links to an AQIS terror module during a joint operation.
- Leads from four suspects linked to Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent arrested earlier this month prompted the Gujarat ATS to arrest Shama Parveen in Bengaluru.
- She was produced before a court and taken to Gujarat, authorities said she operated social media accounts related to radicalisation.
- Following her detention, authorities said Pakistani contacts were recovered from her electronic devices, prompting Bengaluru’s Internal Security Division and Central Crime Branch to launch a probe.
- In its 32nd report, the UN’s Monitoring Team warned that terrorist groups are seeking to expand operations across Jammu and Kashmir, Bangladesh, and Myanmar.
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Shama Parveen, the mastermind of the Al Qaeda terror module, has been arrested from Bengaluru. She is a resident of Jharkhand and was influenced by Asim Umar. Shama Parveen's electronic device has revealed Pakistani connection. Gujarat ATS had earlier arrested four more people on July 23. The aim of this network was to spread violence on religious grounds in our country.
Gujarat ATS nabs “highly radicalised” woman Shama Parveen for running Al-Qaeda propaganda
Shama Parveen, a Bengaluru resident, has been arrested by Gujarat ATS for her alleged involvement with AQIS. Officials claim she was radicalised and ran an Instagram-based terror module promoting violent jihadi content and anti-India propaganda.
Who is Shama Parveen? Gujarat ATS arrests 30-year-old Jharkhand woman from Bengaluru for Al-Qaeda terror links
Following her arrest, Gujarat’s Home Minister Harsh Sanghvi confirmed that Parveen had been highly radicalised, with important Pakistani contacts discovered through data recovered from her mobile phone and other electronic devices.
Gujarat ATS arrests woman, key conspirator of Al-Qaeda terror module, from Bengaluru
The Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has arrested the key conspirator behind a terror module linked to Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS). The accused, identified as 30-year-old Shama Parveen, was arrested in Karnataka's Bengaluru on Tuesday. As per the reports, Parveen was allegedly running the entire module and was the main handler coordinating operations from Karnataka. The arrest was made on the basis of leads obtained from four Al…
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