Hyderabad Terrorism Case: Gujarat ATS Arrests Doctor Making Deadly Ricin Poison
Terrorism never begins with guns it begins with hate and false beliefs.
The shocking Hyderabad terrorism case has once again reminded India of the danger of extremist ideologies spreading through social media.
What Happened in the Hyderabad Terrorism Case
Recently, the Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) arrested a man from Hyderabad, accused of preparing Ricin, a deadly poison.
The main accused, Dr. Syed Ahmed Mohiuddin, studied Unani medicine and MBBS in China. He was reportedly connected to ISIS-K, the Islamic State’s Khorasan branch operating near Pakistan and Afghanistan.
According to Gujarat ATS, Dr. Syed and his associates Azad Suleman Sheikh, Mohammed Suhail, and Mohammed Saleem planned to use Ricin in large-scale terror attacks in Gujarat, Delhi, and Lucknow.
How Gujarat ATS Exposed the Terror Plot
ATS officials revealed that the Hyderabad doctor had been manufacturing Ricin under the guise of making castor oil.
During a raid on a car near the Adalaj Toll Plaza on the Ahmedabad-Maosana Highway, ATS officers found four litres of castor oil, which can be used to create the toxic compound.
Dr. Syed reportedly collected funds and recruited others through online channels. His Instagram account and social media chats show that he was in contact with extremist handlers.
The ATS investigation also revealed that his handler, Abu Khadija, instructed him to prepare the poison and attack Indian cities.
Who Is Dr. Syed Ahmed Mohiuddin?
Dr. Syed, originally from Khammam, settled in Toli Chowki, Hyderabad.
He ran a shawarma centre near Karwan and was also involved in real estate business in Rajendranagar.
Through online extremist propaganda, he got drawn into the ISIS ideology, eventually joining ISIS-K.
He was arrested under the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) and is currently in ATS custody till November 17.
Why This Hyderabad Terrorism Case Matters
The Hyderabad terrorism case highlights how radicalization can spread quietly, even among educated professionals.
A doctor trained to save lives was ready to destroy them a clear sign of how hate and misinformation can twist human minds.
This case is a wake-up call for everyone. Social media, if misused, can become a powerful tool for spreading extremism. Awareness, vigilance, and cooperation with law enforcement are crucial to protect peace and unity.
India’s Fight Against Terrorism
Indian agencies like Gujarat ATS, NIA, and Hyderabad Police are working tirelessly to prevent such incidents.
Citizens too play a vital role reporting suspicious activities and promoting harmony among communities.
Let’s remember: Faith unites us, terrorism divides us.
Peace is India’s greatest strength let’s protect it together. 🇮🇳
