The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) has identified a growing trend of cyber radicalisation, which has shifted from traditional face-to-face indoctrination to sophisticated online recruitment methods. Investigators have found that extremist groups are utilizing encrypted messaging apps and psychological manipulation to target vulnerable youths. Recent arrests, including individuals linked to Hezbollah and foreign intelligence, underscore the serious nature of this issue. Notably, operatives are reportedly adopting Hindu identities to avoid suspicion and facilitate outreach, complicating intelligence assessments. The ATS has emphasized the need for a multi-layered strategy that includes cyber monitoring and public cooperation to counter these evolving threats. Officials are concerned that the intersection of conversion syndicates, foreign handlers, and cyber radicalisation is creating a cohesive and dangerous ecosystem that requires urgent attention.