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Articles on how Cyber Cafes have been used to spread terror |
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Lashkar-e-Toiba Operative use Cyber cafes – Hyderabad |
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An official from Cyber Crime Wing of Hyderabad said LeT operative Mohammed Ibrahim (24) of Gulshan Iqbal Colony in the Old City, who was arrested by the Task Force Police in August last, used to interact with his handlers through email and chat with them over the Internet. Another LeT operative Shami Ahmed Shah alias Abdul Rehman, who was arrested in Gulbarga in March this year for allegedy planning to blow-up the Nagarjunasagar dam, is said to have used cyber cafes at Narayanguda and Vijayanagar Colony near to communicate with his associates across the border. 8th August 2006 - The Hindu |
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Email threat to PM bounces back on cyber cafe owner – Kochi |
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Five months after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh received a threatening e-mail message from Akbar Raj, the owner of the cyber cafe from where the mail was sent is in financial trouble. AA Moideen of Palarivattom, who owns the internet cafe in Kochi, is facing huge losses. "I lost around
Rs 1 lakh after the painful incident. The hi-tech cell of Kerala police took all the equipment from the cafe for inspection, including the computers and modem soon after Akbar was arrested. "I got the equipment back after a few weeks. But the business came down drastically," Moideen said. 12th April 2007 - Indian Express |
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26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack Email sent from a Cyber Cafe – Rajkot |
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The Crime Branch here has launched a manhunt for the sender of an e-mail in September 2008, two months before terror struck Mumbai, specifically threatening attacks on Mumbai’s CST railway station and Churchgate. Trailing the IP address, the cops zeroed in on Dream Cyber Cafe in Tagore Road. The mail was sent to a Hindi TV channel, in the name of Al Mujahideen. On Monday, the police finally arrested the Internet cafe owner Magan Patel from Gundiyala village of Kutch district. 7th April 2009 - India Express |
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Email threatens to blow up BSE and NSE – Mumbai |
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| Security was beefed up at the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Monday after an email threatened to blow them up. A police team from the Cyber Cell of the Mumbai police traced the email to a cyber cafe in Lucknow. "Our team, which is now in Lucknow, is trying to trace the sender," SM Sabde, deputy commissioner of police (Preventive), said. 5th May 2009 - DNA |
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Cops identify cyber cafe from where email threat to Advani was sent – Shilong |
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Police have claimed to have identified the cyber cafe from which the email, purportedly sent by Indian Mujahideen terrorist, to eliminate BJP leader L K Advani during his Shillong visit on September 29, was sent. Refusing to disclose the name of the cafe, DGP B K Dey Sawilan said the mail was sent from a cafe in Shillong. 25th September 2008 - The Times Of India |
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Hoax e-mail threat: cyber cafe owner remanded – Kolkatta |
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| A hoax mail threat received by news channels on Tuesday said key installations across the city and the prestigious Salt Lake area would be bombed at 10 p.m. The owner of a cyber cafe in Salt Lake from where the mail was believed to have been sent was picked up and remanded to 14-day police custody. The State government re-issued a circular on cyber cafes, saying that its violation would attract penal provisions of the IPC. 1st August 2008 - The Hindu |
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Conspiracy to trigger blasts in TN hatched in prison – Chennai |
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A "threatening" e-mail was allegedly sent to the official website of the Police department by an "anonymous" person on Sunday night. Cyber Crime police tracked down the origin of the e-mail to an internet browsing centre at Pondy Bazaar. Since the register of net users was not properly maintained, police could not identify the suspect who sent the mail.
29th July 2008 - The Hindu |
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Jaipur Blasts Email traced to UP Cafe, Jaipur cops say holes in video clip – Lucknow |
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| An email sent on behalf of a terror group claiming responsibility for the Jaipur blasts was traced to a cyber cafe in Sahibabad area of Ghaziabad and its owner were detained early today though Rajasthan police said they had doubts about the authenticity of a supporting video clip and were trying to verify.
16th May 2008 - The Hindu |
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Police get e-mail terrorist strikes – Delhi |
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The Senior Superintendent of Noida Police has received an anonymous e-mail threatening to carry out terrorist strikes at vital installations in the Capital. The mail, which was also sent to a Hindi television news channel, has been traced to Saroj Cyber Cafe, Vikas Marg - East Delhi.
24th February 2008 - The Hindu |
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