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Uttarakhand Police Expose ISI's Online Recruitment of Local Youth

Uttarakhand Police Expose ISI's Online Recruitment of Local Youth

First seen 4 Jun 2026, 06:54 UTC

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  • Uttarakhand Police arrested four suspects linked to ISI recruitment efforts.
  • Suspects used social media platforms like Instagram for communication with handlers.
  • STF has deployed cyber experts to monitor and track radicalization efforts.

The Uttarakhand Police reported that local youth are being radicalized by Pakistan's ISI and terrorist organizations through social media. This was revealed after the Special Task Force (STF) arrested four suspects in Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh, who confessed to communicating with handlers in Pakistan. The suspects were allegedly involved in establishing a terror network and recruiting youth via platforms like Instagram. STF officials indicated that digital evidence has been recovered, confirming these links. The STF has heightened security measures and deployed cyber experts to monitor suspicious online activities. The arrested individuals were also linked to graffiti promoting the Tehreek-e-Taliban Hindustan group. Central security agencies are assisting in the ongoing investigation to identify further connections. The situation has prompted a state-wide alert due to the increasing anti-national activities online.

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