Archive · 17 Aug 2025
Chef Detained in Andhra for Terror Links
A chef named Sheik Noor Mohammad was detained in Andhra Pradesh because authorities suspect he has connections to terrorist groups in Pakistan.
Police found SIM cards, radical materials, and are checking his social media.
They believe he was posting messages online to encourage young people to join extremist activities.
He is an Indian citizen, and has been charged under anti-terrorism laws.
Sheik Noor Mohammad was detained in Dharmavaram, Andhra Pradesh, on suspicion of ties to Pakistan-based terror groups.
Police seized 16 SIM cards and 'radical literature' from his residence.
Authorities are analyzing his social media for connections to extremist groups.
He is accused of posting provocative messages to radicalize youth.
Noor was charged under the UAPA and provisions relating to sedition.
- Who
- Sheik Noor Mohammad and the police.
- What
- A chef was detained for alleged links to Pakistan-based terror groups.
- When
- Friday, prior to the report.
- Where
- Dharmavaram, Sri Satyasai district, Andhra Pradesh.
- Why
- Due to alleged ties to Pakistan-based terror groups and posting provocative messages.
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- Suspect Name
- Sheik Noor Mohammad
- Occupation
- Cook/Chef
- Location of Detention
- Dharmavaram, Sri Sathya Sai district
- Alleged Affiliations
- Pakistan-based terror groups, Jaish-e-Mohammed
- Items Seized
- 16 SIM cards, radical literature
- Charges
- Sedition, UAPA
Sources
NIA detains suspected terror link in Andhra Pradesh's Sathya Sai District
Chef With Links To terror Groups Taken Into Custody By Andhra Police
Chef with 'links' to Pak terror groups detained in Andhra
Dharmavaram Police Nab Activist of Jaish-E-Mohammed
Chef with 'links' to Pak terror groups detained in Andhra