Intel warns of terror blueprint on India-Bangladesh border

Indian intelligence sources have uncovered a multi-front terror blueprint aimed at destabilizing the country's Northeast states. The plan involves radicalization, illegal infiltration, and terror module activation along the sensitive India-Bangladesh border, with the districts of Murshidabad and Malda in West Bengal identified as high-risk launchpads. Agencies report links to extremist outfits including Ansarullah Bangla Team, the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army, and the Rohingya Solidarity Organization, exploiting smuggling networks for cattle, narcotics, and fake currency. The ultimate goal is to fuel communal tensions and infiltrate states like Assam, posing a significant national security threat ahead of elections.