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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Monday carried out a search operation in Jammu and Kashmir’s Srinagar in the ISIS Kerala module case. According to the information ANI, the sleuths have seized digital gadgets. The raids had been carried out on the home of 1 Uzair Azhar Bhat in Srinagar’s Karfali Mohalla. Bhat is suspected to have been a part of the conspiracy.
In an announcement launched on Monday, it stated, “In 2021, the National Investigation Agency had started investigations into Mohammed Ameen @ Abu Yahya* r/o Kadannamanna, Distt. Mallapuram (Kerala), who had been running various ISIS propaganda channels on different social media platforms, such as Telegram, Hoop and Instagram. Through these channels, he was propagating violent Jihadi ideologies of ISIS and was radicalizing and recruiting new members to this ISIS module.”
“He and his associates had even identified certain individuals for targeted killings. They had also made plans to undertake Hijrah to Jammu & Kashmir for engaging in terrorist acts and had raised funds from various sources for this trip,” it added.
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