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Friday, June 28, 2024

‘Shahadat’ Terror Module bust — Bengal’s Radicalisation Crisis is worsening due to lack of Political Will to act against Islamists

“‘Shahadat’ Terror Module bust — Bengal’s Radicalisation Crisis is worsening due to lack of Political Will to act against Islamists”, Swarajyamag, June 24, 2024:

“The problem of extremism in Bengal is growing worse because there isn’t enough political effort to counter Islamist groups.

The busting of an Islamist terror module named ‘Shahadat’ (meaning martyrdom) by the Bengal Police’s Special Task Force (STF) over the weekend is ominous for the state, and the country

The head of this module — Mohammad Habibullah — is a second-year computer science student at the government-run Mankar College in Purba Bardhaman district of south Bengal……”

Read the full article at Swarajyamag.com

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