The Delhi Police filed a charge sheet against suspected al-Qaeda terrorist Zeeshan Ali, deported from Saudi Arabia in August last year, in a case of making provocative speeches to recruit Indian youths and establishing a base for the terror
The Delhi Police on Monday filed a charge sheet against suspected al-Qaeda terrorist Zeeshan Ali, deported from Saudi Arabia in August last year, in a case of
making provocative speeches to recruit Indian youths and establishing a base for the terror outfit. Additional Sessions Judge Sidharth Sharma posted the
matter for February 2 when it will decide on the point of taking cognisance of the document filed by the police.
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Ali's name, along with that of 11 others, was disclosed by Syed Anzar Shah and four others -- Mohd Asif, Zafar Masood, Mohd Abdul Rehman and Abdul Sami -- arrested in the case earlier. The Delhi Police's Special Cell had arrested Ali after searching for him over a year after three alleged AQIS (Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent) operatives were arrested in 2015.
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