President and PM: 2 men at heart of Sri Lankan crisis
Sri Lanka blasts: Coimbatore man denies link with NTJ, says NIA trying to frame him - Times of India
National Thawheed Jammath (NTJ) and Jamathei Millathu Ibraheem (JMI) to be banned in Sri Lanka | Embassy of Srilanka - Paris
DNA test confirms death of NTJ leader in Sri Lanka Easter bombings || DNA test confirms death of NTJ leader in Sri Lanka Easter bombings
Sri Lanka suicide bombers visited Kashmir, Kerala for 'some sorts of training': Army chief
Sri Lanka bombings: Who are the National Thowheed Jamath? | Sri Lanka Bombing News | Al Jazeera
Terror group NTJ wanted separate Islamic confederate in Sri Lanka': Official | World News - Hindustan Times
CAT-UXO - Ntj
What Is Known About Group Blamed in Sri Lanka Attacks
Little-known Islamist group NTJ accused in Sri Lanka blasts - Vanguard News
ISIS suspect gave advance warning of Sri Lanka bombings, source says | CNN
 "Sri Lanka bans terror groups NTJ and JMI responsible for Easter attacks | World News | Zee News")
Sri Lanka bans terror groups NTJ and JMI responsible for Easter attacks | World News | Zee News
NTJ paid by Sri Lankan intelligence, soldiers organised police murder - cabinet spokesperson | Tamil Guardian
National Thawheed Jammath (NTJ) and Jamathei Millathu Ibraheem (JMI) to be banned in Sri Lanka > Sri Lanka News | EMBASSY OF SRI LANKA / 주한스리랑카대사관
Who are the NTJ? Tracking the group blamed for Sri Lanka bombings
Sri Lanka President bans NTJ, two other Islamist extremist organisations - The Economic Times
Sri Lanka bombings: All about NTJ chief Zahran Hashim, a loner and firebrand Muslim cleric who played key role
Sri Lanka Bans Two Radical Islamic Groups-National Thowheed Jama'ath(NTJ) And Jama'athai Millathu
5 JD(S) workers from Karnataka killed in Sri Lanka bombings - The Economic Times
ISIS Made Deal With NTJ to Strike Sri Lanka For Revenge: Sirisena
Sri Lanka Blasts: Tamil Medium Teacher Among 106 Suspects Arrested
Who is Zahran Hashim, the radical cleric linked to Sri Lanka bombings? | South China Morning Post
Analysis: Sri Lanka Attacks Show That The Salafi-jihadist Threat Continues To Cast A Global Shadow - I24NEWS
