Big action of the Central Government; Proxy group of banned terrorist organization banned

Cracking down on cross-border terrorism, the Center has banned two proxy organizations of Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed. Along with this, four persons have been declared terrorists in the last four days. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah have repeatedly emphasized that the Center is following a zero-tolerance policy while taking action against terrorist groups and terrorists.

On January 4, the Ministry of Home Affairs issued a notification stating that Ejaz Ahmad Ahangar alias Abu Usman al-Kashmiri is a Kashmir-born terrorist. It has links with Al-Qaeda and other global terrorist groups and was preparing to convert into an Islamic country in India. It has been declared terrorist. Ejaz Ahmed, currently based in Afghanistan, is one of the main recruiters of the Islamic State Jammu and Kashmir (ISJK).

Ejaz Ahmed was born in 1974 in Srinagar. He is a wanted terrorist of Jammu and Kashmir for the last two decades, who has planned many terrorist activities in the union territory in collaboration with many terrorist organizations. According to the Ministry of Home Affairs, Ejaz Ahmed is working towards promoting militancy in Kashmir and has started identifying Kashmiri people to include in his network. It was appointed head of the Islamic State (IS) recruitment cell for India and was instrumental in launching an online India-centric ISIS propaganda magazine.

On January 5 itself, the Ministry of Home Affairs has declared Mohammad Amin Khubaib alias Abu Khubaib, who is a resident of Jammu and Kashmir but currently lives in Pakistan, as a terrorist. Amin is currently serving as the launching commander of LeT and has established good relations with several agencies across the border. It is playing an important role in the rapid resumption of Lashkar's terrorist activities in Jammu. Mohammad Amin takes care of coordination of terrorist attacks from across the border in Jammu and Kashmir, supply of arms and explosives, economic matters related to terrorists.