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ISIS 'Voice of Hind' Conspiracy: 4 Sentenced to Jail by Delhi Court
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News18•29-09-2026, 08:50
ISIS 'Voice of Hind' Conspiracy: 4 Sentenced to Jail by Delhi Court
- •Delhi's NIA Special Court sentenced four operatives in the ISIS 'Voice of Hind' online terror conspiracy case.
- •Umar Nisar, Rameez Ahmed Lone, and Tanveer Ahmed Bhat received 6 years rigorous imprisonment each, while Afshan Parvez Zarabi received 5 years.
- •The case involved spreading ISIS ideology online, recruiting youth, and encouraging 'Hijrat' to countries like Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan.
- •Accused used the online magazine 'Sawt-al-Hind' or 'Voice of Hind' and platforms like Telegram to disseminate propaganda.
- •Umar Nisar radicalized youth, Rameez Ahmed Lone and Tanveer Ahmed Bhat propagated ideology, and Afshan Parvez Zarabi wrote articles for 'Voice of Hind'.
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Delhi's NIA Special Court sentenced three accused—Umar Nisar, Rameez Ahmed Lone, and Tanveer Ahmed Bhat—to six years of rigorous imprisonment each, while Afshan Parvez Zarabi received five years of rigorous imprisonment.
According to the NIA, ISIS utilized an online network to distribute the 'Sawt-al-Hind' or 'Voice of Hind' digital magazine, which contained propaganda to spread their ideology, recruit Indian youth, and encourage migration to countries like Syria, Afghanistan, and Iraq.
The NIA filed a charge sheet against a total of eight accused, alongside four supplementary charge sheets, with the trial remaining ongoing for the rest of the un-sentenced suspects.
