Bangladeshi Man Sentenced in Terror Conspiracy Case
A Bangladeshi man has been sentenced to six years in prison by a special NIA court for a terror conspiracy case involving illegal entry into India. The case involved recruiting young Muslims to establish a 'Caliphate.' Five individuals were initially charged, with ongoing trials for the remaining accused.
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A Bangladeshi national has been sentenced to six years of rigorous imprisonment by a special NIA court for his involvement in a terror conspiracy.
The man, known by aliases Najiur Rahman Pavel, Joyram Byapari, and Joseph, faced charges under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, Foreigners Act, and Indian Passport Act.
The indictment stemmed from a 2021 case regarding illegal entry into India, linked to Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh members aiming to replace the Indian government with a 'Caliphate.'
(With inputs from agencies.)
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