Bondi Beach Terror Horror: Father-Son Duo Inspired By ISIS, Indian Authorities Rule Out India Link

Two days after the deadly Bondi Beach terror attack, Sydney remains gripped by shock and grief. Australian investigators have now revealed chilling details about the father-son duo who opened fire during Hanukkah celebrations, killing 15 innocent civilians in one of the country’s worst mass shootings in nearly 30 years. The attackers—50-year-old Sajid Akram, who was killed by police, and his 24-year-old son Naveed Akram, who has emerged from a coma—were allegedly motivated by Islamic State ideology. Authorities found explosive devices and ISIS-linked flags inside their vehicle. Investigators are also probing a recent trip the duo made to the Philippines, a region known for Islamist insurgency, where they may have received military-style training. Indian authorities have clarified that Sajid Akram’s roots in Hyderabad have no link to his radicalisation, and his family in India was unaware of his extremist beliefs.