NIA raids at four places in Bihar, teams also reached Shankarpur village of Darbhanga

Big news is coming out of Bihar at this time. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is conducting raids at four places in Bihar since this morning in connection with the connection of the popular Front of India (PFI) in the Phulwari Sharif case. NIA officials have given this information. National Investigation Agency (NIA) teams have also reached Shankarpur village of Darbhanga in the Phulwari Sharif case related to the extremist organization Popular Front of India (PFI).

Today two teams of NIA reached Darbhanga. A team is interrogating the family members of Nooruddin Jangi living in a rented house in Urdu Bazar. On the other hand, the other team is raiding the houses of Sanaullah alias Aaqib and Mustakim of Shankarpur in Singhwada of the district. The houses of all the three accused of Darbhanga were raided simultaneously.

Bihar | National Investigation Agency (NIA) teams reached Shankarpur village in Darbhanga in connection with the Phulwari Sharif case having links with extremist outfit Popular Front of India (PFI) pic.twitter.com/SPUCZWxuyo

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It was revealed that money was received from Qatar in the form of cryptocurrency
Just a few days ago, the investigation of Phulwari Sharif terrorist module case revealed that the accused used to receive money in the form of cryptocurrency from Qatar. Police had said that Marguv Ahmed Danish (26), a resident of Phulwari Sharif, was arrested on July 15 for allegedly running two WhatsApp groups Gazwa-e-Hind and Direct Jihad to propagate anti-India views. A police official said, evidence collected during the investigation revealed that Danish had received money in the form of cryptocurrency from Qatar-based organization Alfalhi.

The officer had said that the investigation also revealed that Danish was associated with Pakistan-based radical organization Tehreek-e-Labbaik. He was also in regular contact with Faizan, a Pakistani national. “Investigators have found that messages insulting the national flag and emblem were being shared on the group (Gazwa-e-Hind),” he said. He said Danish was the admin of the group and was also in contact with several other foreign groups.