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Bengal STF arrests influencer for aiding JeM operative's honey-trap network

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West Bengal's Special Task Force has arrested a 22-year-old social media influencer for allegedly assisting her boyfriend's terror module linked to Jaish-e-Mohammed. She is accused of using her social contacts to lure influential targets as part of a honey-trap operation carried out on instructions from handlers. Digital evidence, including Instagram chats, formed the primary basis for her arrest. Investigators found that the couple had recently been in contact with handlers from the Pakistan-based terror outfit. Authorities are continuing to examine digital trails to determine the full extent of her involvement in the network.

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