The Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has arrested five more suspects in its investigation into an alleged Pakistan-linked Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) terror module, taking the total number of arrests to 13. According to investigators, the accused were allegedly involved in plans linked to terror activities and possible bomb-making. The ATS claims the suspects had connections with handlers linked to the banned terror outfit and is now examining digital evidence, funding channels, recruitment networks, and seized electronic devices. Officials say more arrests cannot be ruled out as the investigation continues.


Gujarat ats busts alleged Jaish Terror Module | 5 more arrested, total reaches 13

This year has been particularly bloody for Pakistani security forces, with 664 personnel killed in 2025, a steep rise of 26 per cent compared with 528 in 2024.

Pakistan on brink: Conflict and terror-related deaths rise 73% in 2025, report says

During the operation, 12 suspects were detained for questioning. A substantial cache of incriminating digital material was seized, including 10 mobile phones, 01 laptop and 14 SIM cards, all of which are now under detailed forensic examination.

CIK raids expose terror network operating undercover of social activism in Kashmir

The National Investigation Agency (NIA), on Wednesday (September 20), revealed details of 43 people associated with a terror-gangster network having links to Canada, amid strained diplomatic ties between the two countries.

India: Investigation agency NIA releases details of terror-gangster network with links to Canada

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Gujarat ats busts alleged Jaish Terror Module | 5 more arrested, total reaches 13

Pakistan on brink: Conflict, terror-related deaths rise 73% in 2025, report says

CIK expose terror network operating undercover of social activism in Kashmir

India: Investigation agency NIA releases details of terror-gangster network with links to Canada