Another revelation made in the note is about the possibility of some Indian security officials turning rouge and helping terror groups to attack Modi.
The note states that Lashkar-e-Tayyeba (LeT) operatives have recruited some security officials to allow free access to them.
According to intelligence inputs that have been put together by central intelligence agencies, banned outfit Student Islamic Students of India (SIMI) is collaborating with other terror outfits and seeking their help to attack Modi.
"SIMI members have been networking with LeT, Harkat-ul-Jihad al-Islami (HUJI) and Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM)," the note says.
According to the note, SIMI activists who were arrested recently reveal that the outfit is organising training camps and a suicide wing called Shaheen Force is being organised to target senior political leaders, including Modi who tops the hit list.
The note also mentions that Modi faces a threat from Maoists. The intelligence note also mentions the various modus operandi that the terror outfits would resort to.
Use of launchers to target Modi's convoy and ramming an explosives-laden vehicle into his convoy is one of the many options that have been listed. Suicide attacks are another method that terror outfits could use.
ISI seeks Dawood's help to target Narendra Modi: intel report
New Delhi: Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence has reportedly sought underworld don Dawood Ibrahim's assistance along with Yaqoob Khan and terror outfit aka Rasool "Party" to target BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, Indian intelligence agencies said.
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