On Jan. 5, Indian police arrested a suspected militant near Jalahalli, a village just north of the important high-tech center of Bangalore. The arrest, the latest in a series of incidents connected to the high-tech industry, demonstrates the increasing militant focus on this vital sector of the Indian economy. Acting on intelligence, Bangalore police arrested the suspect — a male in his early 30s identified only as Imran (aka Bilal) — as he traveled to Bangalore on a private bus from Hospet, a city in Bellary district, in Karnataka state, some 220 miles from Bangalore. Police also confiscated one assault rifle and 300 rounds of ammunition. More significantly, they recovered a satellite phone, SIM cards and a map of Bangalore with several locations reportedly marked out, including the airport, Wipro Technologies Ltd. and the complex operated by Infosys Technologies, the Bangalore-based global information technology (IT) services provider.