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West Bengal STF probes JeM recruitment ring using social media and gaming platforms

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West Bengal's Special Task Force is investigating a terror recruitment network linked to Pakistan that allegedly targets young people through online channels. The suspected ring leader, Hamim Mondal, is accused of using social media and gaming platforms to identify and assign roles to recruits. One recruit, Arpita Sarkar, allegedly connected with Mondal via Instagram and was reportedly used in a honey-trap role. Another recruit, Aditya Singh, was drawn in through an online game and allegedly tasked with surveillance activities. The case highlights how extremist networks are increasingly exploiting digital platforms to radicalize and recruit youth.

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