11 arrested in Assam, Tripura over alleged links with 'Bangladesh-based fundamentalist groups'
Security agencies have arrested eleven individuals across Assam and Tripura in connection with alleged links to extremist organisations operating from Bangladesh. The coordinated action followed intelligence inputs suggesting cross-border connections involving radical networks. Officials stated that the accused were involved in activities related to recruitment, funding, and ideological promotion aimed at destabilising regional security. The arrests were carried out in multiple locations after extensive surveillance by state and central intelligence agencies. Authorities seized digital devices, documents, and other materials believed to be connected to extremist operations. Preliminary investigations indicate that the suspects were allegedly in contact with handlers based outside India and were part of a broader radicalisation network. Law enforcement agencies have intensified monitoring along the northeastern states due to rising concerns over cross-border extremism. Officials confirmed that further questioning is underway and additional arrests may follow as the investigation progresses. The government reiterated its commitment to maintaining national security and preventing extremist influence.
The Key points
- Eleven suspects arrested in Assam and Tripura
- Arrests linked to alleged Bangladesh-based extremist groups
- Operation based on coordinated intelligence inputs
- Multiple agencies involved in the security crackdown
- Suspects accused of radical network involvement
- Digital evidence and documents seized during raids
- Cross-border communication under investigation
- Focus on recruitment and funding activities
- Northeast states under heightened security watch
- More arrests possible as probe continues
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