Presentation of Shikha Mam

8/4/2019 Presentation of Shikha Mam

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Presented by-

Shalini Shukla

Puja

Pinki YadavRajni Raghav

Sheena Tiku


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Terrorism actually comes from the Latin WordFear

Meaning of the word terrorism is any use ofterror in the form of violence or threatsmeant to coerce an individual, group, or

entity to act in a manner in which any personor group could not otherwise lawfully force

them to act.


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One who engages in acts or an act ofterrorism.

One who leads an armed group that killscivilians as a means of political intimidation.

One who leads a group that engages inkidnapping and murder.


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Unemployment & financial Psychological causes

Demand for something

Use of religion Education


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Al-Qaeda Al-Ummah Lashkar-e-Toiba Manuel Rodriguez Patriotic Front (FPMR) National Liberation Army (ELN)Colombia Al-Jihad a.k.a. Egyptian Islamic Jihad, JihadGroup, Islamic Jihad Armed Islamic Group (GIA) The Salafist Group for Call and Combat (GSPC)


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Organized terror

Direct terror

Making an impact

Death or destruction


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Terrorism need money to buy weapons andkeep operations SECRET

Missions such as making fake passports costlot of money.


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Bombings

Kidnappings & hostage-takings

Armed attacks and assassinations

Hijackings and skyjackings


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Bihar : Existence of groups like Ranvir Sena, Balbir militias as they frequently attack

policemen & politicians.

There are massacre due to caste groups.

This state is also the transit point for fake currency, drug deals from Nepal &Bangladesh.

Assam: ULFA ( United Liberation Front Of Assam): 2 goals: Independence of Assam & establishment of socialist government

ULFA has links with Naxalites. Most of their operations are carried out fromKingdom of Bhutan.

Andhra Pradesh Naxalites majorly operate in the Telangana district. Their objective is to create

equality in society, hence attack the rich & powerful.

E.g.: attempts of assassination of former AP- CM, Mr. Chandrababu Naidu, targetssenior officials as well.


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Jammu & Kashmir:

JKLF( Jammu & Kashmir liberation front) - split into 2 headed by

Amanullah khan & Yasin Malik. Objective was to achieve

independence

These activists are supported by people expelled from POK (Pakistan

occupied Kashmir)

E.g.: Hijacking Of Indian Airlines Flight

Killing of Indian deputy high commission in Birmingham

Operate from London.

ISI gained entry into India because of them.


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Effects the Living conditions of a person.

Education level goes lower day by day.

Life length decreases.

Youth will be distracted.


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Destabilization of an existing government.

Motivating a irritated population to join anuprising.

Expressing the severity of a grievance, ordrawing attention to a neglected cause.


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Loss of property.

Effects on productivity.

Effect on Financial Market

Effect on Tourism.


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MARCH 12, 1993 - BOMBAY BOMBINGS, 257

DEATHS. DECEMBER 13, 2001 - ATTACK ON THE

PARLIAMENT COMPLEX IN NEW DELHI ,7DEATHS. SEPTEMBER 24, 2002 - TERRORISTS ATTACK THE

AKSHARDHAM TEMPLE IN GUJARAT, KILLING 31. JULY 5, 2005 - SHRI RAM JANMABHOOMI ATTACK IN

AYODHYA

OCTOBER 29, 2005 - THREE POWERFUL SERIALBLASTS IN NEW DELHI. ABOUT 70 PEOPLE DIED INTHIS INCIDENT.


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JULY 11, 2006 - AT LEAST 200 PEOPLE KILLED IN ASERIES OF 7 TRAIN BOMBING DURING THE EVENINGRUSH HOUR NEAR MUMBAI.

MALEGAON BLASTS: 8 SEPTEMBER 2006

AUGUST 25, 2007 - AT LEAST 42 PEOPLE WEREKILLED IN TWO BLASTS IN HYDERABAD'S LUMBINIPARK AND A RESTAURANT.


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MAY 13, 2008 - AT LEAST 63 WERE KILLED IN 9BOMB BLASTS ALONG 6 AREAS IN JAIPUR.

BANGALORE SERIAL BLASTS: JULY 25, 2008

JULY 26, 2008 - AT LEAST 29 WERE KILLED AND

OVER 110 INJURED IN 17 SERIAL BOMB BLASTS INAHMADABAD.

GERMEN BAKERY BOMB BLAST KOREGAON PARK

PUNE: ON THE 13TH FEBRUARY 2010


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1. ESTABLISHING A FEDERAL AGENCY.PROVIDING SPECIAL POWERS TO THE CENTRAL

BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (CBI)

2.STRENGTHENING THE EXISTING MULTI-AGENCIES

CENTRES LIKE:

Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) TheResearch and Analysis Wing (RAW)Intelligence Bureau (IB) HOME MINISTRY


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Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention)Act, 1987 (TADA).

The right to shoot to kill 1997 Anti-TerrorismAct.

Legalizing the Impermissible: the new anti-terrorism law.

The prevention of Terrorism Act, 2002

Unlawful Activities (Prevention) AmendmentAct, 2004


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1. Be Aware of Your Surroundings

2. Report to the Police Unusual

Behavior, Suspicious Packages, andStrange Devices

3. Leave an Area if it Does Not SeemRight


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Get as Much Information as Possibleabout the diffusion of bomb

Do Not Touch Any SuspiciousPackages

Clear the Area: Stay Away fromGlass Windows and Door

Do Not Block Exits, Sidewalks, orStreets


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4. Learn First Aid & Get a First Aid Kit

5.Be Familiar With Fire Extinguishers


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Primary prevention: Education!!!

Understand the differences in cultures, religions,beliefs and human behaviors

Think of the peace, freedom and equality of allhuman beings, not just my group of people

Eliminate the root of terrorism


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Secondary prevention: Establish surveillance and monitoring system on

terrorism attack

Improve protective system for citizens


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Tertiary prevention Early detection of the sources

Rescue the survivors

Console the rest of the population


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Unexpected from Someone Unfamiliar

No Return Address on It

Marked with Personal or Confidential

Protruding Wires or Aluminum Foil

Unusual Weight, Lopsided or Oddly Shaped Inappropriate or Unusual Labeling


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Very stringent laws to tackle terrorism Federal agency should be formed to

investigate terrorist activities

All modern equipment exclusively for tacklingterrorism

Citizens of the respective countries must joinhands with government to fight terrorism

Government must issue exclusively ID cardfor every citizens of the country


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