Archive · 3 Dec 2025
Faridabad Terror Module Planned Major Attack
A group of people in Faridabad, India, were planning a big terror attack.
They wanted to use drones and explosives to cause a lot of damage, just like the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7.
The group's leader, Danish, tried to contact Hamas experts to learn how to make better drones.
They even thought about going abroad to get training.
The police found out about their plans and stopped them before they could do any harm.
They had a lot of dangerous materials, like ammonium nitrate, which could have been used to make big bombs.
The police think that if the group had succeeded, they would have tried to attack many places in India.
A Faridabad-based terror module planned a major attack inspired by Hamas' October 7 tactics.
The group attempted to contact Hamas operatives for technical guidance on drone strikes.
Key figure Danish was arrested on November 17 with drone footage and foreign contact numbers.
Large quantities of ammonium nitrate were seized, indicating plans for a high-impact strike.
The module's plans were thwarted by a timely bust, preventing a potential catastrophe.
- Who
- A Faridabad-based terror module, led by Jasir Bilal Wani (alias Danish)
- What
- Planned a major terror attack using drones and explosives
- When
- Planning occurred before November 17, 2023
- Where
- Faridabad, India
- Why
- To replicate Hamas' October 7 tactics and mount a high-impact operation
- Location
- Faridabad, India
- Targeted Tactics
- Hamas' October 7 attack
- Key Figure
- Jasir Bilal Wani (alias Danish)
- Materials Seized
- Ammonium nitrate
- Planned Attack Range
- 25 kilometers
- Arrest Date
- November 17
- Suspected Foreign Contact
- Hamas operatives
- Facilitator Suspected
- Pakistan's ISI