Archive · 23 Jul 2025
Al-Qaeda Terrorists Arrested in Gujarat for Terror Activities
Imagine a group of bad guys, like a secret club called al-Qaeda, who wanted to cause trouble.
The police in Gujarat caught four of these people.
They were doing sneaky things like making fake money and sharing their club's bad ideas.
These guys used secret apps that erased everything they wrote, so it was hard to catch them.
The police found out about them when they saw them talking about bad plans.
Now, the police are looking at their messages and social media to learn more.
Gujarat ATS arrested four al-Qaeda-linked terrorists.
Accused were involved in a fake currency racket and spreading the group's ideology.
The terrorists used social media and auto-delete apps.
One suspect was arrested from another state.
The ATS is analyzing chats and social media accounts.
- Who
- Mohd Faiq, Mohd Fardeen, Sefullah Kureshi, and Zeeshan Ali, linked to al-Qaeda.
- What
- Four individuals linked to al-Qaeda were arrested for involvement in a fake currency racket and spreading the group's ideology.
- When
- Not explicitly mentioned in the articles.
- Where
- Gujarat, India, with one arrest in another state.
- Why
- The individuals were arrested for engaging in a fake currency racket and propagating al-Qaeda's ideology.
- Accused
- Mohd Faiq, Mohd Fardeen, Sefullah Kureshi, and Zeeshan Ali
- Group
- Al-Qaeda
- Charges
- Fake currency and spreading ideology
- Agency
- Gujarat ATS
- Communication method
- Social media and auto-delete apps