New Delhi, October 24 (Udaipur Kiran): In a major anti-terror operation, the Special Cell of Delhi Police has busted an ISIS module and arrested two suspected terrorists, one from Delhi and the other from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, on Friday.
According to officials, the arrested suspects were allegedly undergoing fidayeen (suicide attack) training and were planning a major terror strike in the national capital. Both accused have been identified as Adnan, with one belonging to Delhi’s Sadiq Nagar and the other hailing from Bhopal.
Preliminary investigations revealed that the duo was linked to the ISIS network and had been plotting a large-scale terrorist attack in Delhi. The police have recovered electronic gadgets and objectionable materials from their possession.
A senior police official stated that the suspects are being interrogated to trace their network, handlers, and broader conspiracy. Early findings suggest that the accused had conducted reconnaissance of several key locations in Delhi as part of their planning.
The Special Cell continues its investigation to uncover the full extent of the module’s operations and possible connections with ISIS operatives outside India.
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