Archive · 30 Sep 2025
UP ATS Arrests Alleged Mastermind in Kerala Terror Plot
The Uttar Pradesh police arrested a man named Mohammad Raza in Kerala.
They say he was the leader of a group planning to overthrow the government using violence and implement Sharia law.
The group was allegedly influenced by extremist groups from Pakistan and aimed to target non-Muslim religious leaders.
Raza's account was used to collect money.
Police say the group admitted they planned to wage 'jihad' against those they viewed as non-believers, and spread extremist ideas.
UP ATS arrested Mohammad Raza in Kerala.
Raza is alleged to be the mastermind of a group.
The group planned to form a 'Mujahideen Army'.
The group aimed to topple the government and enforce Sharia law.
They allegedly collected funds and radicalized people.
- Who
- Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS)
- What
- Arrested Mohammad Raza for allegedly masterminding a plot to topple the government and impose Sharia law.
- When
- Raza was arrested on Monday.
- Where
- Kerala
- Why
- To enforce Sharia law and retaliate against perceived atrocities against Muslims.
Authorities' View
Accused's View
Motive
Authorities' View
To overthrow the government and impose Sharia law.
Accused's View
The article does not mention the accused's perspective.
- Arrested
- Mohammad Raza
- Location of Arrest
- Kerala
- Charges
- Planning to topple the government through violent jihad
- Group's Goal
- Impose Sharia law
- Alleged Activities
- Collecting funds for arms, radicalizing people
Sources
4 Suspects Conspiring To Form 'Mujahideen Army' Arrested: UP Cops
UP ATS arrests four for conspiracy against the country
UP ATS Foils Terror Plot, Arrests 4 For Conspiring To Kill Hindu Religious Leaders
UP ATS Busts 'Mujahideen Army' Plot, Arrests Four Extremists Linked to Terror Network
UP ATS arrests four men for ‘conspiring to topple govt through violent jihad’
