The Special Cell of the Delhi Police has apprehended nine individuals allegedly operating under the direction of a Pakistan Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)-Mumbai underworld nexus. The group is accused of planning attacks against vital installations and security personnel within the national capital.
Information was available with The Chenab Times that the arrested individuals were tasked with executing assaults targeting key infrastructure and security forces in Delhi. The police reported the recovery of arms and explosives from the possession of the accused.
The arrests were carried out by the NDR unit of the Special Cell as part of a broader operation targeting what authorities describe as a terror-criminal network. This operation follows a separate anti-terror action by the Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) and Special Task Force (STF) on Wednesday.
Uttar Pradesh Operation Uncovers Sleeper Cell
In a coordinated anti-terror operation earlier in the week, the Uttar Pradesh ATS and STF dismantled a suspected sleeper cell. This cell was reportedly operating on behalf of Pakistan’s intelligence agency and had links to Pakistani gangster Shahzad Bhatti. Four suspects were taken into custody during this joint operation in Saharanpur.
The modus operandi uncovered in Delhi suggests a concerted effort by external agencies to destabilize security within India. The network allegedly aimed to create panic and disruption through targeted attacks. Details provided by the police indicate that the apprehended individuals were in the process of acquiring and distributing the means for these planned attacks.
The Pakistan ISI has been frequently implicated by Indian security agencies in orchestrating cross-border terrorism and supporting insurgent activities within India. This latest bust highlights a continuing pattern of alleged interference aimed at undermining national security. The collaboration between underworld elements and intelligence operatives is a recurring concern for Indian law enforcement.
The arrests in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh underscore the persistent threat posed by transnational terror networks. Security agencies across various states have been on heightened alert, sharing intelligence to preemptively dismantle such plots. The recovered arms and explosives are currently undergoing forensic analysis to ascertain their origin and intended use.
Officials stated that the investigation is ongoing, and efforts are underway to identify any further links or associates of the arrested individuals. The police are scrutinizing the recovered data and communication devices for more leads. The objective is to dismantle the entire network and prevent any potential attacks.
The Special Cell of Delhi Police has a history of tackling complex terror-related cases, and its sustained efforts in combating such threats have been crucial in maintaining peace in the capital. The nature of the planned attacks, targeting both infrastructure and security personnel, indicates a significant threat assessment by the apprehended module.
The recovered materials are expected to provide crucial evidence for prosecution. The police aim to build a strong case against the accused, demonstrating the extent of the conspiracy. Further interrogations are expected to reveal more about the network’s operational strategies and funding sources.
The broader implications of this bust extend to international relations, as it involves alleged activities of Pakistan’s intelligence agency. India has consistently raised concerns about Pakistan’s alleged support for cross-border militancy. The timely intervention by the Delhi Police and UP ATS has averted potential casualties and protected critical national assets.
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