Digital Desk: The Uttar Pradesh Police has detained a
Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorist who had been ordered to kill BJP politician Nupur
Sharma.
After her comments on the Prophet led to widespread protests in
India and a number of formal complaints from Gulf countries, Nupur Sharma was
removed from her position as the BJP's spokesperson.
Mohammed Nadeem, a citizen of Saharanpur, UP's Kunda Kala
village, has been named as the terrorist.
The Anti-Terrorist Squad of the UP Police was informed that the
25-year-old terrorist had direct communication with JeM (Jaish-e-Muhammad) and
TTP (Tehreek-e-Taliban).
According to intelligence provided to the UP ATS, a man in
Saharanpur who was motivated by TTP and Jaish ideology was getting ready to
launch a "Fidayeen" attack.
According to investigators, Mohammed Nadeem's phone records and
texts indicated that he was prepared to travel to Pakistan for military
training.
He was found to have a mobile phone, and the ATS reported that
it included a PDF file with the title "Explosive Course Fidae Force."
Additionally, chat and voice messages with Jaish and the
Tehreek-e-Taliban were found on Mohammed Nadeem's phone, according to the
police.
According
to investigators, he obtained instruction from terrorist organisations on how
to create virtual phone lines. He was receiving "Fidayeen" attack
instruction from a Pakistani man named Saifullah on governmental structures or
police personnel. To receive specialised training, the terrorist was asked to
go to Pakistan.
In the
case, the terrorist has also identified his Indian allies, and authorities have
launched an inquiry.
According to the police, Mohammed Nadeem communicated with terrorist organisations via Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Telegram, Club House, and other social media sites.
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