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India has been facing the threat of terrorism for decades, especially from groups based in Pakistan and its occupied territories. However, some of these terrorists have not been able to escape the wrath of justice, even on foreign soil.

While New Delhi denies any involvement in extraterritorial killings, mounting body counts of anti-Indian militants overseas raise suspicions to the contrary.

The Uttar Pradesh Special Task Force (STF) has busted a gang that ran a 'fake' call centre and was involved in 'email blasting'.Nine persons have been arrested from Indira Nagar in the state capital. Email blasting is sending emails to many ...

The killings has unsettled Pakistan's military-industrial complex and has forced the ISI, Pakistan's spy agency to put around a dozen of its "assets" in "safe houses". The precaution - that of keeping the assets safe - was also deemed even more necessary because of the killings of two other Laskhar operatives - Abu Qasim Kashmiri in Rawalkot and Qari Khurram Shehzad in Nazimabad - in September., World News, Times Now

Mufti Qaiser Farooq, a prominent leader of the Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist group and a close associate of Hafiz Saeed, was killed by unidentified individuals in Karachi.

Pakistan police described the murder as a 'terrorist attack' indicating the role of home grown "militants". A gang rivalry is also being probed as one of the possible motives for the murder.Rahman's assassination follows a series of attacks on religious preachers in Karachi, all of them associated with terror groups through ISI and involved in radicalising youths and bringing them to the launch pad from where they are unleashed on India., World News, Times Now

The striking similarity between these two killings of terror operatives has prompted Pakistans intelligence agency, the ISI, often accused of orchestrating terror activities against India, to take precautionary measures. Sources closely monitoring these developments suggest that the ISI has relocated nearly a dozen of its "assets" to "safe houses" deep inside the country.