The NIA (National Investigation Agency) has apprehended Indian man Salman Rahman Khan in Rwanda, after he was red-flagged by Interpol for allegedly funding and arming terrorist groups in Bengaluru. This high-profile suspect, dubbed as "India's enemy," was captured by security officials in New Delhi and is expected to be extradited to India for further investigation. Stay informed on this developing story by joining our WhatsApp channel for live updates.
India Apprehends Suspected 'Enemy' in Rwanda, Salman Rahman Khan
Background
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) of India has been actively tracking individuals and organizations deemed threats to national security. The agency has conducted numerous raids and arrests in recent years, targeting suspected terrorists, extremists, and individuals involved in anti-national activities.
Recent Apprehension
On February 26, 2023, the NIA apprehended an Indian man named Salman Rahman Khan in Rwanda. Khan was red-flagged by Interpol after allegedly funding and arming terrorist groups operating in Bengaluru, India. According to Indian authorities, Khan is a high-profile suspect considered an "enemy of India."
Security officials in New Delhi captured Khan and are currently arranging his extradition to India for further investigation. The NIA is expected to charge Khan with terrorism-related offenses, including funding and abetting terrorist activities.
Top 5 FAQs and Answers
1. Who is Salman Rahman Khan?
Salman Rahman Khan is an Indian man suspected of providing financial and material support to terrorist groups in India. The NIA has designated him as an "enemy of India."
2. What is the evidence against Khan?
The NIA has not publicly disclosed the specific evidence it has against Khan. However, it is believed that the agency has obtained financial records and other documents linking him to terrorist activities.
3. What terrorist groups is Khan alleged to have funded?
The NIA has not identified the specific terrorist groups that Khan allegedly funded. However, it is believed that he may have provided support to organizations involved in separatist activities in the state of Karnataka.
4. How was Khan apprehended?
Khan was apprehended by security officials in New Delhi after being detained in Rwanda at the request of Interpol. The NIA had issued a red notice for Khan's arrest, which alerted international law enforcement agencies.
5. What is the possible punishment for Khan?
If convicted of terrorism-related offenses, Khan could face life imprisonment or even the death penalty under Indian law. The NIA is expected to present its case against him in court and seek the maximum possible sentence.
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