Mumbai: A drug seizure in Mumbai has led Maharashtra’s Anti-Terrorism Squad to a suspected methamphetamine manufacturing facility in Greater Noida, with nearly 4.74 kg of the synthetic drug being seized in the operation.&nbsp;The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) claimed to have busted an inter-state drug network after recovering 4.738 kg of methamphetamine, estimated to be worth around Rs 9.4 crore.&nbsp;The operation began in Mumbai after the Kalachowky unit of ATS received information about the movement of a suspected drug consignment. Acting on the tip-off, investigators intercepted a suspect near a hotel in Bandra on Tuesday.&nbsp;According to the ATS, the suspect was allegedly carrying 2.050 kg of methamphetamine, valued at approximately Rs 4 crore. But what initially appeared to be a drug peddling operation soon opened up a much larger investigation.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/germany-gives-intelligence-services-broad-powers-amid-rising-hybrid-threats-security-lapses-1786548101127">Germany gives intelligence services broad powers amid rising threats, security lapses</a><h2>Mumbai trail leads investigators to Greater Noida</h2>&nbsp;During questioning, the ATS allegedly obtained information about a suspected drug manufacturing facility in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh.&nbsp;An ATS team subsequently travelled to Greater Noida and conducted a raid at the premises. The operation led to the recovery of another 2.688 kg of methamphetamine, estimated to be worth around Rs 5.4 crore.&nbsp;Investigators also reportedly recovered materials allegedly used in the manufacture of the synthetic drug. The premises have since been sealed as the investigation continues.&nbsp;The combined seizure from Mumbai and Greater Noida stands at 4.738 kg, with the estimated street value put at more than Rs 9 crore.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/heaven-made-in-china-optical-shop-owner-learns-ai-painstakingly-gets-fame-as-video-goes-viral-1786540438553">Heaven – Made in China: Optical shop owner learns AI painstakingly, gets fame as video goes viral</a><h2>Three people apprehended</h2>&nbsp;The ATS has apprehended three people in connection with the alleged network, including two foreign national women. The nationalities of the two women have not been disclosed by authorities so far.&nbsp;All three have been booked under relevant provisions of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act.&nbsp;The investigation is now focused on establishing the complete chain behind the alleged operation — including where the methamphetamine originated, who was manufacturing it, how it was being transported and who the intended recipients were.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/baloch-leader-thanks-indian-media-announces-push-for-recognition-of-republic-of-balochistan-1786479617334">Baloch leader thanks Indian media, announces push for recognition of ‘Republic of Balochistan’</a><h2>Why the Greater Noida link matters</h2>&nbsp;The discovery of a suspected manufacturing facility could significantly widen the scope of the case.&nbsp;Rather than being limited to the seizure of drugs being transported into Mumbai, investigators are now examining whether the operation involved a larger manufacturing and distribution network operating across state borders.&nbsp;The ATS is also expected to examine the financial and communication links of those arrested and determine whether more people were involved.&nbsp;&nbsp;For Mumbai, the case also highlights the changing nature of the synthetic drug trade, where investigations increasingly point beyond local distributors to networks spanning multiple cities and states.&nbsp;For now, the ATS has not publicly disclosed the full identities of all those arrested or revealed the final destination of the seized consignment.&nbsp;The investigation remains underway, and authorities are looking for possible additional members of the alleged syndicate and the wider supply chain.

The operation began in Mumbai after the Kalachowky unit of ATS received information about the suspected drug consignment. Acting on the tip-off, investigators intercepted a suspect near a hotel in Bandra on Tuesday. The suspect was allegedly carrying 2.050 kg of methamphetamine.

Mumbai: A drug seizure in Mumbai has led Maharashtra’s Anti-Terrorism Squad to a suspected methamphetamine manufacturing facility in Greater Noida, with nearly 4.74 kg of the synthetic drug being seized in the operation. The Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) claimed to have busted an inter-state drug network after recovering 4.738 kg of methamphetamine, estimated to be worth around Rs 9.4 crore. The operation began in Mumbai after the Kalachowky unit of ATS received information about the movement of a suspected drug consignment. Acting on the tip-off, investigators intercepted a suspect near a hotel in Bandra on Tuesday. According to the ATS, the suspect was allegedly carrying 2.050 kg of methamphetamine, valued at approximately Rs 4 crore. But what initially appeared to be a drug peddling operation soon opened up a much larger investigation. Also Read: Germany gives intelligence services broad powers amid rising threats, security lapses Mumbai trail leads investigators to Greater Noida During questioning, the ATS allegedly obtained information about a suspected drug manufacturing facility in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh. An ATS team subsequently travelled to Greater Noida and conducted a raid at the premises. The operation led to the recovery of another 2.688 kg of methamphetamine, estimated to be worth around Rs 5.4 crore. Investigators also reportedly recovered materials allegedly used in the manufacture of the synthetic drug. The premises have since been sealed as the investigation continues. The combined seizure from Mumbai and Greater Noida stands at 4.738 kg, with the estimated street value put at more than Rs 9 crore. Also Read: Heaven – Made in China: Optical shop owner learns AI painstakingly, gets fame as video goes viral Three people apprehended The ATS has apprehended three people in connection with the alleged network, including two foreign national women. The nationalities of the two women have not been disclosed by authorities so far. All three have been booked under relevant provisions of the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act. The investigation is now focused on establishing the complete chain behind the alleged operation — including where the methamphetamine originated, who was manufacturing it, how it was being transported and who the intended recipients were. Also Read: Baloch leader thanks Indian media, announces push for recognition of ‘Republic of Balochistan’ Why the Greater Noida link matters The discovery of a suspected manufacturing facility could significantly widen the scope of the case. Rather than being limited to the seizure of drugs being transported into Mumbai, investigators are now examining whether the operation involved a larger manufacturing and distribution network operating across state borders. The ATS is also expected to examine the financial and communication links of those arrested and determine whether more people were involved. For Mumbai, the case also highlights the changing nature of the synthetic drug trade, where investigations increasingly point beyond local distributors to networks spanning multiple cities and states. For now, the ATS has not publicly disclosed the full identities of all those arrested or revealed the final destination of the seized consignment. The investigation remains underway, and authorities are looking for possible additional members of the alleged syndicate and the wider supply chain.

The operation began in Mumbai after the Kalachowky unit of ATS received information about the suspected drug consignment. Acting on the tip-off, investigators intercepted a suspect near a hotel in Bandra on Tuesday. The suspect was allegedly carrying 2.050 kg of methamphetamine.

Maharashtra ATS busts inter-state meth network, seizes drugs worth Rs 9 crore

In a joint operation, the Delhi Police Special Cell and the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) arrested two radicalised men from Mumbai for allegedly plotting a terror attack in the national capital and said they had links to Jaish-e-Mohammed and Islamic State. The two were allegedly planning a toy car bomb attack in Delhi.&nbsp;The accused, identified as Mossab Ahdam alias Kalam Kalyan and Mohammad Hamad Kollara, both Mumbai residents, have been brought to Delhi for further interrogation.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/stranded-us-pilot-climbed-up-to-7-000ft-for-safety-hid-in-a-crevice-to-survive-24-hours-in-hostile-iranian-terrain-1775402213260">Stranded US pilot climbed up to 7,000ft for safety, hid in a crevice to survive 24 hours in hostile Iranian terrain</a>&nbsp;Investigators said both men were highly radicalised and had links with multiple terror organisations, including Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Islamic State. Police sources said the two suspects were also associated with online extremist networks “Mission Khilafat” and “Soldiers of Prophet”.&nbsp;Officials said they had been “brainwashed” through online handlers and were in contact with one Abu Hufezah, believed to be linked to JeM and involved in online recruitment activities.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/pakistan-s-defence-minister-khawaja-asif-warns-of-striking-kolkata-in-future-conflict-with-india-1775326150284">Pakistan’s defence minister Khawaja Asif warns of striking Kolkata in future conflict with India</a>&nbsp;The preliminary probe suggests that the accused were learning how to assemble improvised explosive devices and planning to carry out an attack in Delhi using a bomb concealed inside a toy car.Sources said that four to five minors in Mumbai are suspected to have been influenced by ISIS propaganda and have come under the radar of the Special Cell.&nbsp;&nbsp;<h2>Man detained in Kushinagar for suspected ISIS links</h2>&nbsp;Meanwhile, in another joint operation, the Delhi Police Special Cell and Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (UP ATS) detained a man in Kushinagar for suspected ISIS links. The accused, identified as Rizwan Ahmed, was picked up from the Chhawani area of Padrauna town and later taken to Delhi on transit remand for further interrogation. Rizwan came under the scanner during an ongoing probe by the Delhi Police Special Cell. A 10-member team, assisted by local police and ATS personnel, reached Padrauna on Saturday evening and carried out the operation.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/iran-says-its-new-air-defence-system-helped-down-us-jets-was-it-majid-verba-or-hq-9b-1775318968899">Iran says its new air defence system helped down US jets. Was it Majid, Verba or HQ-9B?</a>&nbsp;Investigators suspect that Rizwan was running a recruitment and radicalisation network for ISIS in the region.Police sources added that he was arrested in 2015 in a similar case and remained in jail between 2017 and 2023 in connection with a blast-related matter.The security agencies are identifying his local contacts, digital communication channels, and possible associates.

Probe suggests that the accused were learning how to assemble improvised explosive devices and planning to carry out an attack in Delhi using a bomb concealed inside a toy car. Sources said four to five minors in Mumbai are suspected to have been influenced by ISIS propaganda.

In a joint operation, the Delhi Police Special Cell and the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) arrested two radicalised men from Mumbai for allegedly plotting a terror attack in the national capital and said they had links to Jaish-e-Mohammed and Islamic State. The two were allegedly planning a toy car bomb attack in Delhi. The accused, identified as Mossab Ahdam alias Kalam Kalyan and Mohammad Hamad Kollara, both Mumbai residents, have been brought to Delhi for further interrogation. Also Read: Stranded US pilot climbed up to 7,000ft for safety, hid in a crevice to survive 24 hours in hostile Iranian terrain Investigators said both men were highly radicalised and had links with multiple terror organisations, including Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Islamic State. Police sources said the two suspects were also associated with online extremist networks “Mission Khilafat” and “Soldiers of Prophet”. Officials said they had been “brainwashed” through online handlers and were in contact with one Abu Hufezah, believed to be linked to JeM and involved in online recruitment activities. Also Read: Pakistan’s defence minister Khawaja Asif warns of striking Kolkata in future conflict with India The preliminary probe suggests that the accused were learning how to assemble improvised explosive devices and planning to carry out an attack in Delhi using a bomb concealed inside a toy car. Sources said that four to five minors in Mumbai are suspected to have been influenced by ISIS propaganda and have come under the radar of the Special Cell. Man detained in Kushinagar for suspected ISIS links Meanwhile, in another joint operation, the Delhi Police Special Cell and Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (UP ATS) detained a man in Kushinagar for suspected ISIS links. The accused, identified as Rizwan Ahmed, was picked up from the Chhawani area of Padrauna town and later taken to Delhi on transit remand for further interrogation. Rizwan came under the scanner during an ongoing probe by the Delhi Police Special Cell. A 10-member team, assisted by local police and ATS personnel, reached Padrauna on Saturday evening and carried out the operation. Also Read: Iran says its new air defence system helped down US jets. Was it Majid, Verba or HQ-9B? Investigators suspect that Rizwan was running a recruitment and radicalisation network for ISIS in the region. Police sources added that he was arrested in 2015 in a similar case and remained in jail between 2017 and 2023 in connection with a blast-related matter. The security agencies are identifying his local contacts, digital communication channels, and possible associates.

Probe suggests that the accused were learning how to assemble improvised explosive devices and planning to carry out an attack in Delhi using a bomb concealed inside a toy car. Sources said four to five minors in Mumbai are suspected to have been influenced by ISIS propaganda.&nbsp;

Two Jaish terrorists arrested in Mumbai for plotting terror attack in Delhi using toy car

The Maharashtra government has stepped up action against the Gulzar-e-Raza Trust, with Chief Minister&nbsp;Devendra Fadnavis&nbsp;confirming that the organisation’s bank accounts have been sealed as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged financial irregularities. The move follows a probe by the&nbsp;Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad&nbsp;(ATS), which flagged suspicious transactions linked to the trust. Officials suspect that the organisation collected several crores in donations, reportedly for religious and charitable purposes, but may have diverted funds elsewhere.&nbsp;According to investigators, the trust came under the scanner after inputs suggested irregular inflow of money, including possible foreign contributions that may not have followed due legal process. Authorities say the accounts were frozen to prevent any further movement of funds while the probe continues. The case is believed to have roots in Maharashtra’s Beed district, where initial findings raised doubts about the legitimacy of the trust’s operations.&nbsp;&nbsp;Officials found that the organisation may not have been properly registered under relevant laws, including those governing public trusts, which raised serious red flags. Further investigation has revealed that multiple bank accounts were allegedly opened using forged or misleading documents. In some cases, fake registration details and PAN information were reportedly used to give the trust an appearance of authenticity. Police suspect that funds running into several crores were routed through these accounts.&nbsp;Sources say a few individuals linked to the trust have already been booked, and arrests were made earlier in connection with the case. Investigators are now working to trace the money trail and identify whether more people or entities were involved in the alleged fraud.&nbsp;The state government has made it clear that strict action will be taken in cases where religious or charitable platforms are misused for financial wrongdoing. Officials say the focus remains on ensuring transparency and accountability, while the investigation continues to unfold.

Maharashtra: ATS cracks down on Gulzar-e-Raza Trust, bank accounts frozen

The Maharashtra government has stepped up action against the Gulzar-e-Raza Trust, with Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis confirming that the organisation’s bank accounts have been sealed as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged financial irregularities. The move follows a probe by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), which flagged suspicious transactions linked to the trust. Officials suspect that the organisation collected several crores in donations, reportedly for religious and charitable purposes, but may have diverted funds elsewhere. According to investigators, the trust came under the scanner after inputs suggested irregular inflow of money, including possible foreign contributions that may not have followed due legal process. Authorities say the accounts were frozen to prevent any further movement of funds while the probe continues. The case is believed to have roots in Maharashtra’s Beed district, where initial findings raised doubts about the legitimacy of the trust’s operations. Officials found that the organisation may not have been properly registered under relevant laws, including those governing public trusts, which raised serious red flags. Further investigation has revealed that multiple bank accounts were allegedly opened using forged or misleading documents. In some cases, fake registration details and PAN information were reportedly used to give the trust an appearance of authenticity. Police suspect that funds running into several crores were routed through these accounts. Sources say a few individuals linked to the trust have already been booked, and arrests were made earlier in connection with the case. Investigators are now working to trace the money trail and identify whether more people or entities were involved in the alleged fraud. The state government has made it clear that strict action will be taken in cases where religious or charitable platforms are misused for financial wrongdoing. Officials say the focus remains on ensuring transparency and accountability, while the investigation continues to unfold.

According to investigators, the trust came under the scanner after inputs suggested irregular inflow of money, including possible foreign contributions that may not have followed the due legal process

Jalees Ansari, who was convicted for the 1993 <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/mumbai-bhubaneswar-lokmanya-tilak-terminus-train-derails-in-odisha-20-injured-274528">Mumbai</a> serial blastings case, went 'missing' on Thursday while being on 21-day parole.

According to officials, the 68-year-old convict was suspected to be involved in many bomb blasts across the country and was serving a life sentence in Ajmer Central Prison, Rajasthan.&nbsp;

Ansari was expected to surrender before prison authorities on Friday. As per officials, he was ordered to visit the Agripada Police Station during his parole period to mark his attendance between 10:30 am and 12 pm.&nbsp;

As an unexpected turn of events, his son, Jaid Ansari, approached the police station on Thursday to file a complaint about his “missing” father. Jalees Ansari did not go to the police station to mark his attendance that day.&nbsp;

As per the filed complaint, Jalees Ansari told his family that he is going to offer namaz at the early hours of the morning but did not return home. The Agripada Police registered the complaint as a missing person’s case.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/gangster-ejaz-lakdawala-arrested-by-mumbai-police-273152">Crime Branch of Mumbai Police</a> and the Maharashtra ATS have launched a massive manhunt to trace him.

Also known as “Doctor Bomb”, Ansari was allegedly connected with terror outfits like SIMI and Indian Mujahideen and taught many terror groups how to make bombs. He was also interrogated by NIA in 2011 in connection with the 2008 Mumbai blasts.&nbsp; 
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Jalees Ansari, who was convicted for the 1993 Mumbai serial blastings case, went 'missing' on Thursday while being on 21-day parole. According to officials, the 68-year-old convict was suspected to be involved in many bomb blasts across the country and was serving a life sentence in Ajmer Central Prison, Rajasthan.

Jalees Ansari, who was convicted for the 1993 Mumbai serial blastings case, went 'missing' on Thursday while being on 21-day parole. According to officials, the 68-year-old convict was suspected to be involved in many bomb blasts across the country and was serving a life sentence in Ajmer Central Prison, Rajasthan. Ansari was expected to surrender before prison authorities on Friday. As per officials, he was ordered to visit the Agripada Police Station during his parole period to mark his attendance between 10:30 am and 12 pm. As an unexpected turn of events, his son, Jaid Ansari, approached the police station on Thursday to file a complaint about his “missing” father. Jalees Ansari did not go to the police station to mark his attendance that day. As per the filed complaint, Jalees Ansari told his family that he is going to offer namaz at the early hours of the morning but did not return home. The Agripada Police registered the complaint as a missing person’s case. Crime Branch of Mumbai Police and the Maharashtra ATS have launched a massive manhunt to trace him. Also known as “Doctor Bomb”, Ansari was allegedly connected with terror outfits like SIMI and Indian Mujahideen and taught many terror groups how to make bombs. He was also interrogated by NIA in 2011 in connection with the 2008 Mumbai blasts.

Mumbai serial blasts convict Jalees Ansari goes missing during parole

Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) on Wednesday arrested 9 people under Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act 1967, news agency ANI reported.&nbsp;

According to reports, ATS Maharashtra, on receipt of reliable input about a group aligned with international terrorist organisation ISIS, carried out searches at five different locations in Mumbra, Thane and Aurangabad on the intervening night of January 22, 23.&nbsp;

The nine men in question have been brought for questioning from Aurangabad and Mumbra, Thane district. Inquiries are in progress, further details are awaited.&nbsp;

Certain chemicals, powder, mobile phones, hard drives SIM cards, acid bottle, sharp knives, among other articles were seized during searches, ANI reported.&nbsp;

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Absar, a resident of Jasora village in Meerut district of western Uttar Pradesh, had presented himself before the agency after being a served a notice under Section 41 of the CrPC but was later produced by the agency as arrested, according to Noorullah, news agency PTI reported.&nbsp;

An NIA spokesperson said Absar was arrested by the agency from Hapur on Friday night. He said Absar used to teach at Jamia Husania Abul Hassan in Piplera area of Ghaziabad.

The NIA has so far arrested 12 people in connection with the case.

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Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) on Wednesday arrested 9 people under Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act 1967, news agency ANI reported. According to reports, ATS Maharashtra, on receipt of reliable input about a group aligned with international terrorist organisation ISIS, carried out searches at five different locations in Mumbra, Thane and Aurangabad on the intervening night of January 22, 23.

Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) on Wednesday arrested 9 people under Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act 1967, news agency ANI reported. According to reports, ATS Maharashtra, on receipt of reliable input about a group aligned with international terrorist organisation ISIS, carried out searches at five different locations in Mumbra, Thane and Aurangabad on the intervening night of January 22, 23. The nine men in question have been brought for questioning from Aurangabad and Mumbra, Thane district. Inquiries are in progress, further details are awaited. Certain chemicals, powder, mobile phones, hard drives SIM cards, acid bottle, sharp knives, among other articles were seized during searches, ANI reported. #UPDATE On receipt of reliable input about a group aligned with proscribed international terrorist organisation ISIS, ATS Maharashtra carried out searches&seizures at 5 different locations in Mumbra, Thane Dist&Aurangabad during the intervening night&early morning today(22 Jan). https://t.co/BZ6qhxXYwN — ANI (@ANI) January 23, 2019 × On January 12, a Delhi court on sent to six-day NIA remand a man arrested by the agency from Uttar Pradesh in connection with its probe against an ISIS-inspired group allegedly planning suicide attacks and serial blasts targeting politicians and government installations in Delhi and other parts of north India. #Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS): Based on reliable information, total 9 youths have been brought for questioning from Aurangabad and Mumbra, Thane district. Inquiries are in progress. Further details will be informed in due course. — ANI (@ANI) January 22, 2019 × Absar, a resident of Jasora village in Meerut district of western Uttar Pradesh, had presented himself before the agency after being a served a notice under Section 41 of the CrPC but was later produced by the agency as arrested, according to Noorullah, news agency PTI reported. An NIA spokesperson said Absar was arrested by the agency from Hapur on Friday night. He said Absar used to teach at Jamia Husania Abul Hassan in Piplera area of Ghaziabad. The NIA has so far arrested 12 people in connection with the case. (With inputs from agencies)

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