PRESENTED BY:

SUGAM CHAURASIA
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 Terrorism aim to create panic amid people.
They intend to see people living in constant
fear and for this purpose they carry out
various big and small terrorist activities from
time to time.
 .There are around 100 terrorist cells
operating in India and they have succeeded
in creating an atmosphere of tension in the
country. Numerous terrorist activities have
been carried out by these terrorist groups
Chief Terrorist Groups Operation In India :
 Jaish-e-Muhammad.
 Lashkar-e-Taiba(LET).
 Maoist.
 United Liberation Front Of Assam(ULFA).
 Religion
 Ethno-Nationalism
 Political scenario
 Socio-Economic Disparity
• 1991 Punjab Killings
• 1993 Bombay Bomb Blasts
• 2000 Red Fort Terrorist Attack
• 2001 Indian Parliament Attack
• 2003 Mumbai Bombing
• 2005 Delhi Bombings
• 2005 Indian Institute of Science
Shooting
• 2006 Varanasi Bombings
• 2007 Mecca Masjid Bombing
• 2008 Jaipur Bombings
• 2008 Ahmedabad Bombings
• 2008 Delhi Bombings
• 2008 Mumbai Attacks
• 2013 Bodh Gaya Bombings
• 2013 Patna Bombings
• 2014 Jharkhand Blast
• 2014 Assam Violence
• 2015 Jammu Attack
• 2015 Pathankot Attack
• 2016 Uri Attack
• 2017 Bhopal Ujjain Passenger Train
Bombing
• 2019 Pulwama Attack In Shrinagar
 Anti Terrorism Squad(ATS)
 Research And Analysis Wing(RAW)
 National Investigation Agency(NIA)
• Despite the formation of anti-terrorist agencies
and their high end strategies, the terrorist groups
still succeed in carrying out terrorist activities.
• The Indian government’s response to terrorist
attacks has never been as stern as it should be. It
lacks proper strategic response to the terrorist
activities and this encourages the terrorist cells to
carry out such activities fearlessly.
Thank you…