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Two suspects linked to Pakistani radicalisation networks identified, says Priyank Kharge
✍️ India Today
🗓 19 Oct 2026, 08:32 AM
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Security officials have identified two individuals suspected of being part of Pakistani radicalisation mechanisms, according to Priyank Kharge.
Security agencies announced that two persons believed to be connected with Pakistani radicalisation mechanisms have been identified, a statement made by senior official Priyank Kharge. The identification comes amid heightened vigilance against cross‑border extremist networks operating in the region.
According to the officials, the two suspects are under close surveillance and are suspected of facilitating recruitment or propaganda activities for groups based in Pakistan. While specific details about their identities or locations have not been disclosed, investigators say the suspects were traced through digital footprints and intelligence sharing with counterpart agencies.
Authorities have opened formal investigations and are preparing to file charges under relevant anti‑terrorism statutes. The move is part of a broader effort to curb foreign‑sponsored radicalisation and to safeguard national security.
The announcement underscores the ongoing challenge of transnational extremist influences and highlights cooperation between Indian security forces and international partners to disrupt such networks.
According to the officials, the two suspects are under close surveillance and are suspected of facilitating recruitment or propaganda activities for groups based in Pakistan. While specific details about their identities or locations have not been disclosed, investigators say the suspects were traced through digital footprints and intelligence sharing with counterpart agencies.
Authorities have opened formal investigations and are preparing to file charges under relevant anti‑terrorism statutes. The move is part of a broader effort to curb foreign‑sponsored radicalisation and to safeguard national security.
The announcement underscores the ongoing challenge of transnational extremist influences and highlights cooperation between Indian security forces and international partners to disrupt such networks.