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NIA Searches Five Locations in Cyber Terrorism Case

NIA Searches Five Locations in Cyber Terrorism Case
Operation Sindoor: NIA raids Delhi and four states over cyberattacks on government websites · firstpost.com

India’s National Investigation Agency, or NIA, is investigating alleged attacks on government websites.

The agency searched five places in four states and Delhi.

The case was registered in Gujarat on June 25, 2025.

Investigators say someone tried to use DDoS attacks against 54 government websites.

A DDoS attack sends huge amounts of unwanted internet traffic to a website.

This can make the website difficult or impossible for normal users to access.

The alleged attacks happened during Operation Sindoor.

The NIA is also looking for people who may have helped with technical skills or training.

One report says two people have already been arrested, but another says no arrests were announced during the latest searches.

Key facts

Investigating agency
National Investigation Agency (NIA)
Case
Cyber Terrorism Gujarat Case
Case registration
June 25, 2025, following an FIR by Gujarat Police
Search locations
Junnar, Nadiad, Ramagundam, Gopalganj and Delhi
Alleged targets
54 websites belonging to Government of India entities
Alleged method
Distributed Denial of Service attacks during Operation Sindoor
Evidence seized
Laptops, mobile phones, pen drives, documents and other digital devices
Arrest information
One report says two accused were arrested; another says the NIA did not announce arrests during Monday’s operation

Quotes

National Investigation Agency

India’s federal investigative agency conducting the cyber-terrorism investigation

“During the course of investigation, suspects who provided support and assistance to the accused in the preparation and skill upgradation for carrying out the DDoS attacks were identified through thorough technical analysis.”
firstpost.com

IIT Delhi students

Students participating in a protest at IIT Delhi following the latest student suicide

“We are here after eight deaths”
indianexpress.com

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