Terror Module Linked to ISI Busted in Gurdaspur, Major Explosives Recovered
Gurdaspur: BKI terror module busted, 5 hand grenades, IED material recovered
Hindustan Times
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In a significant operation, police and central agencies in Gurdaspur district, Punjab, India, arrested two members of an ISI-backed Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) terror module. The arrests led to the recovery of five hand grenades and various explosive materials, indicating plans for high-impact terror attacks.
- 01Two operatives of the ISI-backed Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) arrested.
- 02Significant recoveries include five hand grenades and IED materials.
- 03The module was preparing for high-impact terror attacks in Punjab.
- 04Operatives were identified as Akash Masih and Jablaun from Gurdaspur district.
- 05Investigation continues to uncover the broader conspiracy and support networks.
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On Thursday, police and central agencies in Gurdaspur district, Punjab, India, dismantled an ISI-backed Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) terror module, arresting two operatives, Akash Masih and Jablaun. The operation, which involved the Amritsar rural police and the Counter Intelligence Wing’s State Special Operation Cell, resulted in the recovery of five hand grenades, two special detonators, and IED materials including 1kg of high explosives packed with nails. The authorities indicated that the module was preparing for high-impact terror attacks aimed at disrupting public peace in the state. Preliminary investigations suggest that the module was being directed by foreign handlers, with ongoing efforts to uncover local support networks. A case has been registered under the Explosive Substances Act at the Kalanaur police station.
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The busting of this terror module enhances public safety and security in Gurdaspur and surrounding areas, reducing the risk of potential terror attacks.
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