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NIA: Man committed terror act to get rid of sins
The New Indian Express Chennai
|June 03, 2025
SHARUKH Saifi, the accused in the 2023 train arson case, committed the act believing that killing kafirs (non-believers) was the "shortest" route to absolution for his sins, the National Investigation Agency has said.
SHARUKH Saifi, the accused in the 2023 train arson case, committed the act believing that killing kafirs (non-believers) was the "shortest" route to absolution for his sins, the National Investigation Agency has said. The submission was filed in r
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