Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Four Al-Qaeda Terrorists Arrested in Gujarat, India
Imagine some bad guys connected to a group called al-Qaeda.
They were doing two main things: making fake money and sharing their ideas online.
The police in Gujarat caught four of them!
These people used special apps that would delete their messages automatically, so it was harder to catch them.
The police found them because they were talking about doing bad things.
Now, the police are looking through their phones and social media to learn more.
Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) arrested four al-Qaeda-linked terrorists.
The accused were involved in spreading the group's ideology and running a fake currency racket.
They utilized social media and auto-delete apps to conceal their communications.
One suspect was apprehended in another state.
ATS is analyzing the suspects' social media and chat logs.
- Who
- Mohd Faiq, Mohd Fardeen, Sefullah Kureshi, and Zeeshan Ali, linked to al-Qaeda, and the Gujarat ATS.
- What
- Four individuals linked to al-Qaeda were arrested for spreading ideology and running a fake currency racket.
- When
- Information does not specify exact dates or times.
- Where
- Gujarat, India, and another state.
- Why
- To prevent terror activities and the spread of al-Qaeda's ideology.
- Group
- Al-Qaeda
- Charges
- Spreading ideology, fake currency
- Arresting Agency
- Gujarat ATS
- Suspects
- Mohd Faiq, Mohd Fardeen, Sefullah Kureshi, Zeeshan Ali
- Evidence
- Social Media, suspicious apps