NIA Arrests Ajay Singhal for CPI (Maoist) Recruitment and Fund Collection
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested Ajay Singhal, also known as Aman, for his involvement in recruitment and fund collection for the banned CPI (Maoist) organization. Singhal, from Sonipat, Haryana, was leading efforts to revive the group’s activities in Northern India. He collected funds from key members in Jharkhand and Bihar. The NIA conducted searches across multiple states as part of their investigation into the group’s anti-India activities.
Further investigation is underway.
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NIA -: NIA stands for National Investigation Agency. It is a special police force in India that investigates serious crimes like terrorism.
Ajay Singhal -: Ajay Singhal is a person who was arrested by the NIA. He was involved in helping a banned group called CPI (Maoist).
CPI (Maoist) -: CPI (Maoist) is a group that wants to change the government using violence. It is banned in India because it does illegal activities.
Recruitment -: Recruitment means finding and bringing in new people to join a group or organization.
Fund Collection -: Fund collection means gathering money from people to support a cause or organization.
Sonipat, Haryana -: Sonipat is a city in the state of Haryana, which is in Northern India.
Jharkhand and Bihar -: Jharkhand and Bihar are states in Eastern India. They are known for having some areas where CPI (Maoist) is active.
Anti-India activities -: Anti-India activities are actions that go against the interests of India and its people, often involving violence or illegal acts.