Bihar Terror Network: 22-Year-Old Arrested In East Champaran Over Alleged Links With Pakistan-Based Handlers
Patna: Police in Bihar arrested a man suspected of anti-national activities and maintaining contact with Pakistan-based handlers. The suspect, allegedly linked to a cross-border terror network, was arrested at Bisarhiya village under Dhaka police station limits in East Champaran district on Saturday night. Also Watch: The accused has been identified as 22-year-old Seraaz Alam (also referred to…
Bihar police apprehended 22-year-old Seraaz Alam, accused of anti-national activities and alleged ties with a Pakistan-based terror network. The suspect, apprehended in East Champaran district's Bisarhiya village, was tracked by intelligence agencies and the Intelligence Bureau (IB) based on a tip-off. Alam, who was in contact with Pakistani gangster Ali Gujjar via social media, had direct communication with the terrorists, who were linked to an attack in Delhi.
Police recovered videos and photographs of terrorist activities from his mobile phone, including training on firearms and bomb-making. Alam, along with three others from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, were suspected of orchestrating the Delhi attack. He also booked a flight to Delhi on August 10. Alam was subsequently transferred to judicial custody, and the Shahzad Bhatti Network (SBN) was officially declared a banned terrorist organization under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA).
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