ATS nabs Bangladeshi terrorist

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A Bangladeshi terrorist belonging to Ansarulah Bangla Team banned terrorist group of Bangladesh and involved in terror activities in UP was nabbed by a team of sleuths of anti terror squad from Muzaffarnagar on Sunday.

The miscreant arrested was identified as Abdullah Al Maun of Husanpur police station area of Mominsahi district of Bangladesh. The police recovered his fake identity card, passport, four stamps in the name of village development officer, tehsildar and election officer and 13 identity cards in the name of different persons. He owned his crime during the interrogation and disclosed that he was in contact with another Bangladeshi terrorist who he identified as Faizan, and was helping the Bangladeshi terrorist to take shelter in India with the help of fake identity cards. He further disclosed that he shifted to Deoband of Saharnpur district in 2011 and secured a fake passport and a fake identity card there. 

It surfaced that Abdullah shifted to Kutesara locality under Chartahwal police station area of Muzaffarnagar a month back to carry out terror activities. 

Abdullah was arrested during a joint search drive of ATS team, DIG Saharanpur and police teams in Saharanpur, Muzaffranagar and Shamli districts. A team led by ATS Additional SP Brijesh Srivastava was keeping a trail on the terrorist for a long time and nabbed him on Sunday.

Based on the information that Abdullah provided to the ATS team, a team raided the house in Deoband where Faizan was living on rent. Faizan, however, could not traced by the team.

The team recovered jehadi (anti national) literature written in Bangla language, a book describing the method of forming bombs, a coloured printer and several fake identity cards were recovered from the room where Faizan lived on rent. 

As per an official communiqué, Faizan was also a Bangldeshi terrorist and he was linked with Ansarullah Bangla team. IG ATS Asim Arun told that three persons had been summoned for quizzing by the ATS. He said the teams were working on the case. 

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