Unraveling the Enigma: Farahtullah Ghori's Multifaceted Role in Terror Networks
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| NIA Suspects Farahtullah Ghori Involved With Islamic Fundamentalist Organization Hizb-Ut-Tahrir |
The Mysterious ISIS Handler: Unmasking Abu Sultan, Abu Suleman, and More
In a significant breakthrough, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has unearthed startling details about Farahtullah Ghori, the elusive figure accused in the ISIS terror module case. Ghori, operating under various aliases like Abu Sultan, Abu Suleman, Mohammad@Bhai, and others, emerges as a key player orchestrating ISIS operations in Delhi, Maharashtra, and Kerala.
The Enigmatic Operative's Many Hats
Ghori's shadowy presence spans across multiple modules, donning different hats and maintaining an elusive persona. With aliases including Abu, Abu Sufiyan, Sardar Saheb, and Faru, Ghori operated as a mastermind in the clandestine world of terrorism.
Unveiling the Investigation Details
Ghori's Title as 'Ameer' and Radicalization Tactics
NIA's investigations reveal that Ghori held the title of 'Ameer' and played a pivotal role in radicalizing youth for terror plans. Arrested individuals in the case perceive him as their ISIS handler, having taken an oath through Ghori's associates.
Pakistan's ISI Connection and Focus on India
Investigators suspect that Ghori, with the support of Pakistan's ISI, orchestrated terrorist operations in India. His focus on Delhi, Pune, and other locations in Maharashtra aimed at raising funds through criminal activities, presenting a facade of a "home-grown" and "self-radicalized" network.
Links to Maharashtra Terror Module Mastermind
The mastermind of the Maharashtra terror module, Saquib Nachan, is believed to be connected to Ghori. Investigations suggest that Nachan, arrested in connection with the module, communicated with ISIS handlers Abu Suleman and Abu Sultan, possibly Ghori himself.
Terror Networks in Pune and Delhi Unveiled
Pune Terror Module Chief's Contact with Mohammad@Bhai
In the Pune terror module case, the chief Imran Khan was in contact with Mohammad@Bhai, suspected to be Ghori. Briefings on terror missions, training, IED testing, and reconnaissance were allegedly communicated between them.
ISI's Creation of India-focused ISIS
The investigation into the Delhi terror module uncovered ISI's creation of an India-focused ISIS, using Ghori and his son-in-law Shahid Faisal. Several ISIS terror modules in different states were identified, with Ghori's involvement as an ISIS handler.
Ghori's Disturbing Motivations and Radicalization Efforts
Incitement of Lone-Wolf Attacks and "Love Jihad" Plots
Ghori's involvement in motivating and radicalizing aggressive individuals for lone-wolf attacks is a cause for concern. The use of gaming apps for communication and discussions on dark web platforms about "love jihad"-related operations and terror activities further underscore the gravity of the situation.
Terror Threat Inputs and Communal Tension
Recent intelligence suggests that Ghori was inciting motivated youth to launch fidayeen attacks on law enforcement agencies. His attempt to whip up sentiments among Indian Muslims, invoking historical figures and circulating videos of the Indian Mujahideen, aimed at creating communal tension and potential riots.
Ghori's Affiliation with Terror Organizations
Key Member of Lashkar-E-Taiba and Jaish-E-Mohammad
Sources identify Ghori as a key member of Lashkar-E-Taiba and Jaish-E-Mohammad. Additionally, he reportedly leads Hizb-Ut-Tahrir (HUT), a global Islamic fundamentalist terrorist organization.
Involvement in HUT Terror Activities
Aside from being an ISIS handler, Ghori is implicated in terror activities through the HUT terror group. Recent arrests linked to HUT in Hyderabad reveal a network of educated professionals associated with the organization.
In the intricate web of terror, Farahtullah Ghori emerges as a central figure, weaving connections across multiple modules and organizations, posing a significant threat to national security. The investigation continues to peel back the layers of Ghori's involvement, revealing a complex tapestry of terror networks in India.
