NIA

The British national has spent more than eight years in custody in seven cases linked to alleged targeted killings and attempted murders in Punjab.

As many as 29 people, including senior Congress leaders, were killed in the Maoist attack on the part rally in Chhatisgarh's Jhiram Valley.

The case, registered on June 25 last year, pertains to attempted Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks on 54 websites of government entities during Operation Sindoor.

The NIA has filed a 7500-page chargesheet against 11 accused persons. The prosecution complaint that runs into thousands of pages cites more than 580 witnesses.

The arrested were identified as Mantagoud Biradar, Bapagoud Bheeramaya Choudri, and Prakash Gauda Biradar, natives of Vijayapura, Karnataka.

The case pertains to the 2019 mid-sea seizure of 330 kg of 'brown heroin' off Gujarat’s Jakhau coast in Kutch district.

Saeed, designated a global terrorist by India and the United States, is also considered the mastermind of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks.

The accused include PFI's chairman O M A Salam, vice-chairman E M Abdul Rahiman, general secretary Anis Ahmed, secretary Afsar Pasha and founding chairman E Abubacker.

The case pertains to alleged efforts aimed at establishing an Islamic state in India through violent jihad against the democratically elected government.

The agency had also charged the banned LeT/TRF as a legal entity for its alleged role in planning, facilitating and executing the Pahalgam terror attack.

Police said Dhillon was the mastermind behind the recent killing of a pharmacy cashier in Chandigarh.

The NIA is investigating the seizure of 89,600 gelatin sticks and 1.05 lakh non-electric detonators from a lorry carrying onion sacks at Tirurangadi in Malappuram on February 7, 2026.

This takes the number of persons chargesheeted in the case to 13, which includes prime accused Dr Umer Un Nabi, driver of the explosive-laden car who died in the blast, officials said.