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Sri Lankan police's Criminal Investigation Department arrested Pushparaja Osman, 46, on Friday in Colombo. He was a suspected handler to the four ISIS suspects who were arrested at the Ahmedabad airport in Gujarat.

Sri Lankan police have arrested two more suspects allegedly linked to ISIS from the northwestern region. This follows the arrests of four Sri Lankans in India. Investigations are underway, and a cash reward has been announced for credible information. Cooperation between Sri Lanka and India is ongoing to tackle the threat.

Sri Lankan police arrest two more ISIS-linked suspects, following Gujarat arrests of four Sri Lankans with alleged ISIS ties. Joint investigations with India continue.

Investigations by enforcement authorities have uncovered connections between a Chennai-based individual, acting as a "sparrow" (clandestine smuggler), and

The Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) on May 19 arrested four Sri Lankans with links to the ISIS at the Sardar Vallabhai Patel airport in Ahmedabad.

SL security forces suspect that a 46-year-old man acted as a handler of the 4 Sri Lankan nationals who were arrested at Ahmedabad airport.

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Sri Lankan security forces suspect that a 46-year-old man acted as a handler of the four Sri Lankan nationals who were arrested at Ahmedabad airport in India last week for suspected links with the banned Islamic State (ISIS) outfit, a media report said on Monday. World News | Sri Lanka Suspects 46-yr-old Man Acted as Handler of 4 Lankans Arrested in India for ISIS Links.

The Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) arrested four Islamic State (ISIS) terrorists from the Ahmedabad airport on Monday.

The arrests were made ahead of the arrival of three IPL teams at the Ahmedabad airport for the qualifier and eliminator games. For more updates, follow news18.com

Four suspected ISIS terrorists from Sri Lanka were arrested by Gujarat ATS at Ahmedabad airport and taken to an undisclosed location for questioning.