UP ATS arrests 1 more JeM terrorist

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Updated At : 11:53 AM Aug 15, 2022 IST

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Lucknow, August 14

The Uttar Pradesh ATS has arrested one Saifullah for his alleged links with Jaish-e-Mohammad. He was arrested from Kanpur on Sunday on a tip off provided by Mohammad Nadeem, who was arrested by the ATS from Saharanpur on Friday.

Saifullah, also known as Habib-ul-Islam, is an expert in making virtual IDs, and he had made over 50 IDs for terrorists in Pakistan and Afghanistan on WhatsApp, Telegram and Facebook. — IANS

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