The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has filed a charge sheet against three individuals connected to a Jihadi bioterrorism conspiracy linked to the ISIS terrorist organization. The main accused, Dr. Syed Ahmed Mohiuddin, a doctor based in Hyderabad, along with two residents of Uttar Pradesh, Azad and Mohammad Suhel, were implicated in a plot to carry out mass poisoning using ricin, a highly toxic substance derived from castor seeds. The NIA's investigation, which began after Mohiuddin's arrest in November 2025 for carrying illegal weapons and a significant quantity of castor oil, revealed that the accused operated under the guidance of foreign handlers associated with ISIS. They aimed to recruit vulnerable youth to support jihadist activities and spread terror through bioterrorism. Mohiuddin allegedly transformed his home into a laboratory for producing ricin. The other two accused facilitated the conspiracy by maintaining contact with handlers, conducting reconnaissance, and managing illegal arms and funds. This case underscores the ongoing threat of terrorism in India and the complexities of radicalization and bioterrorism.