NIA Cracks Down on Lawrence Bishnoi Gang Terror Nexus
The National Investigation Agency filed a chargesheet against Arjit Kumar, accusing him of aiding members of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang with forged travel documents to conduct terrorist activities in India. The investigation, initially started by Delhi Police, was taken over by NIA, revealing a larger terror-gangster nexus.
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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has filed a chargesheet against Arjit Kumar, also known as Ajit, for allegedly facilitating terrorist activities. Kumar is accused of aiding the Lawrence Bishnoi gang in India by providing forged travel documents.
The chargesheet, submitted to the NIA special court at Patiala House, marks the sixth such filing in a case linked to a terror conspiracy involving the Lawrence Bishnoi gang and the banned Babbar Khalsa International.
Kumar, the 23rd accused in the case, was involved in a network that helped gang members escape abroad after committing acts of terror. The NIA continues its investigation, aiming to dismantle the terror-gangster nexus and apprehend absconding suspects.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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