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ED Raids 16 Places in 3 States in Terror Funding Case Linked to 2022 Coimbatore Bomb Blast Case

Officials said the probe targets alleged terror funding through a fake vaccine certificate scam and fraudulent donations to Kovai Arabic College.

  • On Thursday, the Enforcement Directorate conducted searches at 16 premises across Chennai, Coimbatore, Hyderabad, and Mumbai, targeting alleged terror funding linked to the 2022 Coimbatore Car Bomb Blast Case.
  • The agency initiated this probe after taking cognisance of multiple FIRs registered by the National Investigation Agency regarding the October 23, 2022, explosion where Jamesha Mubeen died near the Sangameswarar Temple in Kottaimedu.
  • Investigators allege the accused funded terror activities via a fake COVID-19 vaccine certificate programme and fraudulent investments in the Kovai Arabic College, which the Directorate claimed was "deeply involved" in radicalisation.
  • Mentored by promoter Jameel Basha, 12 accused persons attended sessions at the college where they were allegedly indoctrinated in Salafi-Jihadi ideology and conspired to commit an ISIS-inspired terror attack.
  • The Chennai Zonal Office continues to probe financial trails connected to this ISIS-inspired plot, aiming to dismantle the network supporting these terror activities by targeting the college's finances and the fraudulent certificate scheme.
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ED conducts raids in ISIS-inspired 2022 Coimbatore car bomb blast case

The ED said the attack was carried out by Jamesha Mubeen (suicide bomber) and others as an ISIS-inspired terrorist attack using a modified car loaded with explosives.

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