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Business Upturn
3 days ago
- Business Upturn
NIA files chargesheet in Chhattisgarh Army personnel targeted killing case
By News Desk Published on June 7, 2025, 10:32 IST The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has chargesheeted an accused arrested in connection with the targeted killing of an Indian Army personnel in Chhattisgarh in February 2024. According to an official statement released on Friday, the agency has filed the chargesheet against Ashu Korsa, a resident of Bijapur district, under various sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. The chargesheet has been submitted before the NIA Special Court in Jagdalpur. Korsa has been charged under Section 302 read with 120B of IPC, 1860, and Sections 16, 18, 20, 38, and 39 of the UA (P) Act, the agency said. NIA investigations have revealed that the accused was part of a criminal conspiracy orchestrated by the proscribed terrorist organisation CPI (Maoist) to assassinate Army jawan Motiram Achala. Achala was shot dead by armed cadres of the CPI (Maoist) on 25th February 2024 during a visit to the Useli village fair in the Amabeda area of Kanker district, where he was accompanied by his family members. The NIA added that it continues to probe the wider conspiracy and network behind the targeted killing as part of its ongoing efforts to dismantle terrorist activities in the region. News desk at
India Gazette
17-05-2025
- India Gazette
ISIS Pune sleeper module case: NIA arrests 2 absconders from Mumbai airport
New Delhi [India], May 17 (ANI): The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested two absconding members of a sleeper module of the banned ISIS terror organisation in a 2023 case related to fabrication and testing of IEDs in Maharashtra's Pune, the agency said on Saturday. The two men, identified as Abdullah Faiyaz Shaikh alias Diaperwala and Talha Khan, were intercepted by the Bureau of Immigration at the Mumbai International Airport T2 when they tried to return to India from Jakarta, Indonesia, where they had been hiding out. The NIA team then took them into custody and arrested them. The two accused had been on the run for the past over two years and also had non-bailable warrants issued against them by the NIA Special Court, Mumbai. The NIA had also declared a cash reward of Rs 3 lakh each for information on the two accused. The case (RC-05/2023/NIA/MUM) relates to a criminal conspiracy by these men, along with eight other ISIS Pune sleeper module members already arrested and in judicial custody. 'They had conspired to commit terrorist acts with the aim to disturb India's peace and communal harmony by waging a war against the Government of India in furtherance of the ISIS agenda to establish Islamic rule in the country through violence and terror,' said the NIA in a statement. These two men, already chargesheeted along with the other arrested accused, had been engaged in assembling IEDs from a house rented by Abdullah Faiyaz Shaikh in Kondhwa, Pune, said the NIA. 'During the 2022-2023 period, they had also organised and participated in a bomb making and training workshop, besides carrying out a controlled explosion to test an IED fabricated by them, at these premises.' NIA, which has been actively investigating the activities of ISIS in India in a bid to foil its violent and nefarious anti-India terrorist plans, had previously chargesheeted all the 10 accused in the case under various sections of UA (P) Act, Explosive Substances Act, Arms Act and IPC. Besides Abdullah Faiyaz Shaikh and Talha Khan, the others arrested in the case are identified as Mohammed Imran Khan, Mohammed Yunus Saki, Abdul Kadir Pathan, Simab Nasiruddin Kazi, Zulfikar Ali Barodawala, Shamil Nachan, Akif Nachan and Shahnawaz Alam. (ANI)
India Gazette
17-05-2025
- India Gazette
NIA arrests two ISIS-linked absconders in Pune IED case
New Delhi[India], May 17 (ANI): The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested two absconders, identified as members of a sleeper module of the banned ISIS terror organisation, in a 2023 case related to the fabrication and testing of IEDs in Pune, Maharashtra, as per the release. The two men, identified as Abdullah Faiyaz Shaikh alia Diaperwala and Talha Khan, were intercepted by the Bureau of Immigration at the Mumbai International Airport T2 when they tried to return to India from Jakarta, Indonesia, where they had been hiding out. The NIA team then took them into custody and arrested them. According to the release, both accused had been on the run for over two years and were declared proclaimed offenders. The NIA Special Court in Mumbai issued non-bailable warrants against them, and cash rewards of Rs 3 lakh each were also announced for information leading to their arrest. The case RC-05/2023/NIA/MUM relates to a criminal conspiracy by these men, along with eight other ISIS Pune sleeper module members already arrested and in judicial custody. They had conspired to commit terrorist acts with the aim of disturbing India's peace and communal harmony by waging a war against the Government of India in furtherance of the ISIS agenda to establish Islamic rule in the country through violence and terror. These two men, already chargesheeted along with the other arrested accused, had been engaged in assembling IEDs from a house rented by Abdullah Faiyaz Shaikh in Kondhwa, Pune. During the 2022-2023 period, they had also organised and participated in a bomb making and training workshop, besides carrying out a controlled explosion to test an IED fabricated by them, at these premises. NIA, which has been actively investigating the activities of ISIS in India in a bid to foil its violent and nefarious anti-India terrorist plans, had previously chargesheeted all the 10 accused in the case under various sections of UA (P) Act, Explosive Substances Act, Arms Act and IPC. In addition to Abdullah Faiyaz Shaikh and Talha Khan, the others arrested in the case are Mohammed Imran Khan, Mohammed Yunus Saki, Abdul Kadir Pathan, Simab Nasiruddin Kazi, Zulfikar Ali Barodawala, Shamil Nachan, Akif Nachan, and Shahnawaz Alam. Investigations in the case are continuing. (ANI)
