Terrorism

1. GROUP NO-6
MEMBERS-
(1)UTKARSH KORRAM
(2)VIKASH BHAGAT
(3)BHASKAR SAHU
(4)BIPUL KUMAR GUPTA
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2. TERRORISM
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3. TERRORISM IS
A specific type of violence.
Is an unlawful act of violence
Perpetrated.
Terrorism is a political act.
Motivated by political, religious, or
ideological objectives.
Intended to produce fear.

4. PROPERTY OF TERRORISM
Terrorism is different from regular
crime because of its strong political
properties
The definition of terrorism can vary
from people to people due to the
differences in standpoint
One person’s terrorist can be
another’s fighter

5. SAFETY
FROM TERRORISM
 Be alert for suspicious
activity.
 Notify authorities.
 Follow instructions.
 Don’t add to the problem.
 Leave the area when
instructed.
 Protect yourself.

6.  Government facilities
 Public assembly
buildings
 Mass transit systems
 Telecommunications
 Symbolic Sites
POTENTIAL TARGETS

7. A few Terrorist organizations:
• United Liberation Front of Assam
• Lashkar-e-Tayaba
• Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE)
• Tamil Nadu Liberation army
• Al Quaeda
• The Ku Klux Klan (Christian terrorists in USA)

8. PUBLIC ENEMY #1 – OSAMA BIN LADEN
As we know that
Usama Bin Laden
was the biggest
terrorist in world.

9. 26/11 ATTACK IN MUMBAI
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10. 26/11 ATTACK IN MUMBAI
 The 26/11 terrorist attacks (2008) were a series of coordinated
attacks across Mumbai, India’s financial capital
 The attack carried out by a terrorist organization using
grenades and weapons began on 26 November and ended on
28 November 2008.
 At least 173 people were killed in the attacks and 308 were
injured.
 Ajmal Amir Kasab, the only terrorist captured alive disclosed
that the attackers were members of the Lashkar-e-Toiba

11. CONCLUSION
Terrorism is unlawful act
Terrorism has a long history of being
used to achieve political, religious and
ideological objectives
Terrorism can be conducted through
firearms, explosive devices and
biological, chemical, nuclear materials