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NIA conducts searches across three south Indian states in Kerala illegal explosives seizure case
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) conducted searches across Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka. These searches are part of an ongoing investigation into a large seizure of explosives in Malappuram, Kerala. Several accused persons have been arrested. The agency is working to uncover the full supply chain of these illegally procured explosives.
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thehindu.com
NIA conducts searches in four States in cross-border arms smuggling case
NIA conducts searches in four states linked to cross-border arms smuggling, seizing digital devices and uncovering explosive threats.
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hindustantimes.com
Cross-border arms, IED smuggling case: NIA searches dozen locations across four states, including four in UP
According to the NIA, several digital devices were seized during the operation and are being sent for forensic analysis to trace the full network involved in the conspiracy.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
National Investigation Agency raids 19 places across three states in illegal explosives case linked to Keralam
The National Investigation Agency is conducting extensive searches across Kerala, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu. These operations are part of an ongoing investigation into the seizure…
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NIA conducts searches across three south Indian states in Kerala illegal explosives seizure case
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) conducted searches across Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka. These searches are part of an ongoing investigation into a large seizure of…
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NIA conducts multi-State raids in Chemmad explosives seizure case
NIA conducts multi-State raids in connection with a major explosives seizure in Chemmad, involving 19 locations across three states.
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Granite quarries in north Kerala under increased surveillance after NIA raids
Granite quarries in north Kerala face intensified monitoring post-NIA raids amid concerns over possible misuse of legally procured explosives.