An investigation by Delhi Police has revealed a terror module linked to Babbar Khalsa International (BKI), with operatives Manu Agwan and Maninder Billa identified as chief handlers. Agwan, who has been operating from various European countries, took charge of BKI operations following the arrest of another operative in the United States. This module marks a significant shift in recruitment tactics by Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), now focusing on educated individuals such as MBA graduates and tech-savvy professionals. Atul Rathee, an MBA graduate from New Zealand, emerged as a central figure, leading operations alongside another MBA graduate, Rohit. The network also included individuals with diverse backgrounds, such as digital operators and workers involved in surveillance activities. The module is implicated in arms trafficking and narco-terrorism, with operatives using encrypted communications and fraudulent identities to maintain operations. Authorities have successfully traced the network's activities through digital forensics, highlighting the growing concern over the recruitment of educated youth for terror operations.