NIA Charges Five in Gujarat AQIS Radicalisation Case

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has filed charges against five people for spreading extremist ideas online.

These people were part of a group linked to a terrorist organization called AQIS.

They used social media to share videos, audio clips, and posts that encouraged violence and rebellion against the Indian government.

They also promoted the idea of a Caliphate based on Sharia law.

The NIA found weapons and digital evidence linking them to these activities.

One of the accused, Mohammad Faique, played a big role in sharing radical content.

Another accused, Shama Parveen, was in contact with a Pakistani national and shared banned literature.

The NIA took over the case from the Gujarat ATS and found strong evidence against all five accused.