NIA Court Sentences 4 ISIS Operatives to 5-6 Years RI in ‘Voice of Hind’ Terror Conspiracy Case - The Tribune
- A special National Investigation Agency court in New Delhi sentenced four ISIS operatives in the “Voice of Hind” terror conspiracy case.
- Umar Nisar, Rameez Ahmad Lone, and Tanveer Ahmad Bhat received six years in prison each, while Afshan Parvaiz Jarabi received five years.
- The court imposed fines ranging from Rs 9,000 to Rs 36,000, with all sentences running concurrently.
- The case involved online ISIS propaganda, radicalization, and recruitment of youth, while the trial of other accused continues.
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NIA Court Sentences 4 ISIS Operatives in Terror Conspiracy Case Under UAPA After They Plead Guilty
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. While framing of charges, the 4 convicts pleaded guilty to the charges after around 5 years of Custody. Thereafter, they were convicted on September 17 and sentenced on September 28. India News | NIA Court Sentences 4 ISIS Operatives in Terror Conspiracy Case Under UAPA After They Plead Guilty.
NIA court sentences 4 ISIS operatives in 'Voice of Hind' terror conspiracy case
A special NIA court in Delhi sentenced four ISIS operatives in the Voice of Hind terror conspiracy case. The case centred on online propaganda, recruitment and efforts to push Indians towards violent jihad and hijrat.
The NIA court found all four accused guilty of offences related to criminal conspiracy, propagation of ISIS ideology and material, radicalisation and recruitment of youth under various sections of the UAPA and IPC.
NIA court sentences 4 ISIS operatives to 5-6 years RI in ‘Voice of Hind’ terror conspiracy case - The Tribune
A special NIA court in Delhi on Monday sentenced four operatives of the proscribed terrorist organisation ISIS in connection with the ‘Voice of Hind’ terror conspiracy case.
ISIS Radicalization Terror Case: The NIA court in Delhi has sentenced four ISIS terrorists in the "Voice of Hind" terror conspiracy case. This case involved online propaganda and recruitment.
According to the NIA, the role of the accused in the case was related to dissemination and propagation of ISIS-related material, radicalisation and recruitment of youth and furtherance of the activities of the banned terrorist organisation.
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