The Railway Protection Force (RPF) on January 20 arrested a madrassa (seminary)-educated ‘software Developer’, Ghulam Mustafa (28), a native of Jharkhand in India, from Bhubaneshwar in Odisha in India to bust an e-ticket racket with suspected links to terror financing, reports Times of India. The racket is suspected to have links to Pakistan, Bangladesh and Dubai. "Dimensions of money laundering and terror financing are suspected," RPF Director General Arun Kumar said on January 21. The RPF chief named one Hamid Ashraf as the mastermind of the racket which is suspected to generate revenue of INR 10-15 crore per month. Ashraf, who is also a ‘software developer’, was involved in the bombing of a school in Uttar Pradesh's Gonda District in 2019 and is now suspected to have fled to Dubai, Kumar said. "Shamsher Ahmed, the founder of Bright Future School in Gonda district, informed us that a bomb had exploded near the boundary of the institution at 3 am on July 21," Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Mahendra Kumar had said.The blast left a hole in the wall. No injuries were reported.