Major Terror Plot Foiled in India; Six Arrested, International Terror Links Probed
Indian security agencies foiled a major terror plot, arresting six suspects in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal. The group was allegedly planning attacks in India with links to Pakistan-based and Bangladesh-based terror organizations. Authorities recovered forged documents and communication devices, suspecting the module to be a cross-border sleeper cell. The accused are being interrogated in Delhi as investigations continue to dismantle the network and trace foreign connections.
Indian security agencies successfully thwarted a significant terror conspiracy, apprehending six suspects across coordinated operations in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal. Officials described the arrests as a major breakthrough in dismantling a suspected cross-border terror module, which authorities believe was operating under instructions from foreign handlers and was in advanced stages of planning attacks within India.Investigators revealed that the suspects had conducted reconnaissance of potential targets and maintained communication with operatives outside India, indicating a broader international network. The arrested individuals, identified as Mizanur Rahman, Mohammad Shabat, Umar, Mohammad Litan, Mohammad Shahid, and Mohammad Ujjal, include at least one Bangladeshi national. Police recovered multiple mobile phones, SIM cards, and forged Aadhaar cards, which were allegedly used to conceal identities.The module initially came under scrutiny following the appearance of provocative posters in Delhi, including metro stations, leading to a deeper probe. During questioning, it was discovered that the suspects had shared extremist content online and were in contact with terror organizations based in Pakistan and Bangladesh. The group is suspected of aiding terrorist activities and potentially acting as a sleeper cell.The accused are currently being transported to Delhi for further interrogation and legal proceedings. Authorities are meticulously analyzing digital evidence from their devices to identify additional suspects, funding channels, and possible foreign links. This operation is considered a major success in preventing a potential terror strike, with investigations ongoing to fully dismantle the entire network and intensify surveillance against future threats.
