Lashkar-e-Taiba senior operative Rizwan Hanif publicly admitted that over 30 militants were killed by Indian intelligence agents in Pakistani cities since 2020, and delivered a sectarian hate speech blaming Hindus and Jews.
Indian intelligence agencies are grappling with a surge in self-radicalised 'lone wolf' attackers who operate without physical contact with formal terror organisations, using encrypted platforms and online gaming channels. Recent arrests in Delhi, Maharashtra, UP and Gujarat reveal individuals radicalised through DIY material online, with mobilisation periods shrinking to weeks. Cases include Tushar Chauhan (20) in Meerut, who allegedly received Rs 3 lakh from ISI-linked handler Shahzad Bhatti, and recruits using PubG and FreeFire for communication.
Sarabjit Kaur, who converted to Islam and married a Pakistani man, has released a new video from Pakistan inviting Sikhs to visit the country. This conciliatory message follows earlier provocative remarks, raising suspicions among Indian intelligence agencies who believe she may be acting under ISI influence to gauge Sikh public reaction.
