Jammu: Recently, vigilance has been increased due to the news of two terrorists belonging to South India coming to the neighboring Basti range. A special checking drive has been started on the way from Saryu bridge barrier to highway and Gonda bridge. At the same time, intensive search and papers of vehicles coming to Ayodhya are being checked. SP City Vijay Pal Singh said that on receiving the intelligence input, including the Gorakhpur IG office, vigilance has been checked. All the barriers are being searched extensively. Especially the security forces and agencies in Ramnagari are on high alert. According to intelligence agencies, the photo has been circulated to the police along with the identity of the two militants belonging to South India, Khwaja Moinuddin and Abdul Samad.

According to information received from sources, it is expected that with caution, they can flee to Nepal from any district bordering the Indo-Nepal border. A high alert has been issued in the entire Gorakhpur zone in search of them. Both were last seen in Siliguri in West Bengal. According to intelligence agencies, Khwaja Moinuddin, who was active in South India, associated with the international terrorist organization Islamic State (IS), was arrested by the NIA in Chennai in September 2017.

It has been learned that after returning from Syria, he brainwashed youth in other states of the country including South India and connected them to ISIS. He is also in touch with Pak-backed terrorist organization Indian Mujahideen. According to the information, Abdul Samad, the second terrorist active in South India, was arrested in February 2018. Samad had sent Rs 3.50 lakh from the Gulf country through hawala to a member of the Pune blast-linked terrorist organization Lashkar-e-Taiba. Apart from this, he was also related to Simi. He is also providing arms to the terrorists.

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