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2 Bangladeshi 'JMB men' held in India

Our Correspondent, New Delhi
Two Bangladeshi nationals, suspected of being members of the banned terrorist outfit Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), were arrested from Greater Noida in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh (UP).
The arrestees were identified as Musharraf alias Musa and Rubel Ahmed, Uttar Pradesh's Director General of Police (DGP) O P Singh
told reporters in Lucknow.
The duo was apprehended from Surajpur police station area in Greater Noida near Delhi on Monday by UP Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) and a team of West Bengal police.
They were taken for interrogation by officials of the UP ATS and the intelligence department, Greater Noida district SSP Ajay Pal Sharma said.
An official of the Counter Terrorism and Transnational Crime Unit in Bangladesh, preferring anonymity, said the two were JMB men and were also wanted in Bangladesh.
Sharma claimed the two JMB members were planning to carry out a major terror strike in the National Capital Region (NCR).
Singh said both were active members of the JMB and they would be taken by West Bengal police on transit remand for further interrogation. "A team of UP ATS will interrogate Musa and Rubel," he said.
The operation began when the UP intelligence department received a tip-off that some JMB members were collecting funds in areas near Delhi for their outfit, he said.
Earlier, three Bangladeshi youths, suspected to have links with Ansarullah Bangla Team (ABT), were arrested in Lucknow in September last year by the UP ATS.
Mohammad Imran, Rajiuddin and Mohammad Firdaus, who were brothers, were apprehended while boarding the Howrah-Amritsar Express train, officials said.
The names of the three came out after an ATS team arrested a suspected Bangladeshi terrorist Abdullah, associated with the ABT, from Muzaffarnagar in UP.
ABT was implicated in many crimes, including some brutal attacks and murders of bloggers in Bangladesh.
ATS officials had earlier said Abdullah was associated with the ABT and was allegedly involved in preparing false identities for terrorists, especially for those from Bangladesh, with the help of one Faizan who lived in Deoband (Saharanpur) in UP.