The Delhi Police Special Cell on Saturday busted a terror module linked to Dawood Ibrahim and Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), arresting nine individuals accused of planning attacks on key installations, security personnel and religious places in Delhi. Police also recovered a cache of arms, hand grenades and explosive materials from those arrested.&nbsp;Special Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) Anil Shukla said the accused were part of a larger network connected to Dawood Ibrahim and were planning attacks in major cities, including Delhi and Mumbai.&nbsp;"In Mumbai, the targets were railway stations, parks and bridges. In Delhi, the target was certain vital installations related to government buildings... We have recovered four Pakistani-made grenades, two Glock pistols, and twenty-five rounds of ammunition, also from Pakistan," Special CP Anil Shukla told ANI.&nbsp;Shukla said the network was recruiting local youths by promising large financial rewards and using Nepal-based channels for logistical and financial support.&nbsp;"The strategy of these individuals was to recruit local youths. For Mumbai, they have recruited two individuals and for Delhi, three individuals. These are youngsters who have very little to do in life. They were promised that they would be paid lakhs, which was promised after the execution of the attacks. The Nepal link is about the provisions of logistics and financial support."&nbsp;<h2>Railway stations, bridges among targets</h2>According to police, the group's targets in Mumbai included railway stations, parks and bridges, while in Delhi, they were focusing on vital government-related installations.&nbsp;During the operation, the Special Cell recovered four Pakistani-made grenades, two Glock pistols and 25 rounds of ammunition. Police said all the recovered ammunition and grenades were sourced from Pakistan.&nbsp;The arrested individuals include Harvinder Singh, Gagandeep Singh and Manjeet Singh from Ludhiana in Punjab, and Ang Kami Lama from Kathmandu, Nepal. The accused were produced before the Patiala House Court on Saturday.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/chat-with-fellow-soros-agents-rahul-gandhi-says-students-were-labelled-anti-nationals-for-seeking-answers-in-cbse-osm-row-1780229033380">'Chat with fellow Soros agents': Rahul Gandhi says students were labelled 'anti-nationals' for seeking answers in CBSE OSM row</a><h2>Probe focuses on funding and support network</h2>Police said the recoveries made during the operation helped neutralise an immediate threat to the national capital.&nbsp;The Special Cell has launched a detailed investigation into the module's funding channels, recruitment network and logistical support system. Investigators are also examining the role of handlers and local facilitators who may have helped coordinate the planned attacks. Officials said further investigations are underway to identify other members of the network and trace its wider links across different cities.

During the raid, officers seized four Pakistan-made grenades, two Glock pistols and 25 rounds of ammunition, which police said were sourced from Pakistan.

The Delhi Police Special Cell on Saturday busted a terror module linked to Dawood Ibrahim and Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), arresting nine individuals accused of planning attacks on key installations, security personnel and religious places in Delhi. Police also recovered a cache of arms, hand grenades and explosive materials from those arrested. Special Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) Anil Shukla said the accused were part of a larger network connected to Dawood Ibrahim and were planning attacks in major cities, including Delhi and Mumbai. "In Mumbai, the targets were railway stations, parks and bridges. In Delhi, the target was certain vital installations related to government buildings... We have recovered four Pakistani-made grenades, two Glock pistols, and twenty-five rounds of ammunition, also from Pakistan," Special CP Anil Shukla told ANI. Shukla said the network was recruiting local youths by promising large financial rewards and using Nepal-based channels for logistical and financial support. "The strategy of these individuals was to recruit local youths. For Mumbai, they have recruited two individuals and for Delhi, three individuals. These are youngsters who have very little to do in life. They were promised that they would be paid lakhs, which was promised after the execution of the attacks. The Nepal link is about the provisions of logistics and financial support." Railway stations, bridges among targets According to police, the group's targets in Mumbai included railway stations, parks and bridges, while in Delhi, they were focusing on vital government-related installations. During the operation, the Special Cell recovered four Pakistani-made grenades, two Glock pistols and 25 rounds of ammunition. Police said all the recovered ammunition and grenades were sourced from Pakistan. The arrested individuals include Harvinder Singh, Gagandeep Singh and Manjeet Singh from Ludhiana in Punjab, and Ang Kami Lama from Kathmandu, Nepal. The accused were produced before the Patiala House Court on Saturday. Also Read: 'Chat with fellow Soros agents': Rahul Gandhi says students were labelled 'anti-nationals' for seeking answers in CBSE OSM row Probe focuses on funding and support network Police said the recoveries made during the operation helped neutralise an immediate threat to the national capital. The Special Cell has launched a detailed investigation into the module's funding channels, recruitment network and logistical support system. Investigators are also examining the role of handlers and local facilitators who may have helped coordinate the planned attacks. Officials said further investigations are underway to identify other members of the network and trace its wider links across different cities.

During the raid, officers seized four Pakistan-made grenades, two Glock pistols and 25 rounds of ammunition, which police said were sourced from Pakistan.

ISI module busted by Delhi Police recruited local youths by promising large rewards, used Nepal channels for logistics

The Delhi Police Special Cell on Saturday (May 30) arrested nine persons allegedly having links to Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and elements of the Mumbai underworld. A huge cache of arms was recovered from their possession. The arrested individuals were allegedly plotting attacks on critical installations, security personnel, and religious places in the national capital, according to the police.&nbsp;Firearms, sophisticated explosive materials, and multiple hand grenades were recovered from the arrested persons.&nbsp;The Special Cell is probing the module's funding channels, recruitment pattern, logistical support network and roles of handlers and local facilitators involved in the alleged terror conspiracy.&nbsp;ALSO READ: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/india-preparing-for-operation-sindoor-2-0-army-chief-s-stark-warning-against-terror-1780141455812">India preparing for Operation Sindoor 2.0? Army chief’s stark warning against terror</a>&nbsp;Among those arrested are residents of multiple states, including Delhi, Maharashtra and Punjab. Some foreign nationals are also said to be involved, though their identities and country of origin are yet to be revealed.<h2>Foreign nationals involved too?</h2>&nbsp;“The strategy of these individuals was to recruit local youths… For Mumbai, they have recruited two individuals and for Delhi, three individuals. These are youngsters who have very little to do in life. They were promised that they would be paid lakhs, which was promised after the execution of the attacks," said Anil Shukla of the Delhi Police Special Cell.&nbsp;According to the police the accused were plotting attacks not only in Delhi but Mumbai and other major cities across India.&nbsp;In Mumbai, the targets were railway stations, parks and bridges. In Delhi, the target was certain vital installations related to government buildings… We have recovered four Pakistani-made grenades, two Glock pistols, and twenty-five rounds of ammunition, also from Pakistan," he said.&nbsp;Coordinated operation by the Special Cell based on specific intelligence inputs led to the arrest of the 9 accused with huge cache of arms in their possesion.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Among those arrested are residents of multiple states, including Delhi, Maharashtra and Punjab. Some foreign nationals are also said to be involved.

The Delhi Police Special Cell on Saturday (May 30) arrested nine persons allegedly having links to Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and elements of the Mumbai underworld. A huge cache of arms was recovered from their possession. The arrested individuals were allegedly plotting attacks on critical installations, security personnel, and religious places in the national capital, according to the police. Firearms, sophisticated explosive materials, and multiple hand grenades were recovered from the arrested persons. The Special Cell is probing the module's funding channels, recruitment pattern, logistical support network and roles of handlers and local facilitators involved in the alleged terror conspiracy. ALSO READ: India preparing for Operation Sindoor 2.0? Army chief’s stark warning against terror Among those arrested are residents of multiple states, including Delhi, Maharashtra and Punjab. Some foreign nationals are also said to be involved, though their identities and country of origin are yet to be revealed. Foreign nationals involved too? “The strategy of these individuals was to recruit local youths… For Mumbai, they have recruited two individuals and for Delhi, three individuals. These are youngsters who have very little to do in life. They were promised that they would be paid lakhs, which was promised after the execution of the attacks," said Anil Shukla of the Delhi Police Special Cell. According to the police the accused were plotting attacks not only in Delhi but Mumbai and other major cities across India. In Mumbai, the targets were railway stations, parks and bridges. In Delhi, the target was certain vital installations related to government buildings… We have recovered four Pakistani-made grenades, two Glock pistols, and twenty-five rounds of ammunition, also from Pakistan," he said. Coordinated operation by the Special Cell based on specific intelligence inputs led to the arrest of the 9 accused with huge cache of arms in their possesion.

Among those arrested are residents of multiple states, including Delhi, Maharashtra and Punjab. Some foreign nationals are also said to be involved.

Delhi Police Special Cell arrests 9 with ISI link, vital locations in Delhi, Mumbai were targets of attack

The Delhi Police have arrested Popular Front of India's (PFI) Delhi unit president Parvez and state secretary Ilyas in connection with alleged PFI-Shaheen Bagh link.

Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/enforcement-directorate-investigation-finds-financial-links-between-pfi-and-anti-caa-protests-276889">Enforcement Directorate investigation finds financial links between PFI and anti-CAA protests</a>

The development comes a day after the Enforcement Directorate (ED) registered a case against suspended AAP councillor Tahir Hussain, an accused in the murder of Intelligence Bureau officer Ankit Sharma, under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act.

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His alleged links with the Popular Front of India (PFI) are also being investigated. The Enforcement Directorate has also registered a case against PFI in connection with the Delhi violence. Police sources said that a PFI member, Danish, who was arrested in connection with Delhi violence, has said that the organisation was "deeply involved" in protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA).

Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/anti-caa-riots-pfi-should-be-banned-says-up-dgp-271252">Anti-CAA riots: PFI should be banned, says UP DGP</a>

Danish has revealed that the organisation provided logistical and financial support to the protesters, according to sources. He has been working with PFI since 2018 and is the general secretary of Trilokpuri area in Delhi. The Crime Branch of Delhi Police had on Monday arrested Shah Alam, brother of Tahir Hussain.

Three other people who had given shelter to Shah Alam have also been arrested. Hussain was sent to seven-day police custody on March 6 in connection with the case. The Karkardooma Court had earlier rejected the anticipatory bail plea of the suspended AAP leader.

The Delhi Police have arrested Popular Front of India's (PFI) Delhi unit president Parvez and state secretary Ilyas in connection with alleged PFI-Shaheen Bagh link.

The Delhi Police have arrested Popular Front of India's (PFI) Delhi unit president Parvez and state secretary Ilyas in connection with alleged PFI-Shaheen Bagh link. Also read: Enforcement Directorate investigation finds financial links between PFI and anti-CAA protests The development comes a day after the Enforcement Directorate (ED) registered a case against suspended AAP councillor Tahir Hussain, an accused in the murder of Intelligence Bureau officer Ankit Sharma, under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act. × His alleged links with the Popular Front of India (PFI) are also being investigated. The Enforcement Directorate has also registered a case against PFI in connection with the Delhi violence. Police sources said that a PFI member, Danish, who was arrested in connection with Delhi violence, has said that the organisation was "deeply involved" in protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA). Also read: Anti-CAA riots: PFI should be banned, says UP DGP Danish has revealed that the organisation provided logistical and financial support to the protesters, according to sources. He has been working with PFI since 2018 and is the general secretary of Trilokpuri area in Delhi. The Crime Branch of Delhi Police had on Monday arrested Shah Alam, brother of Tahir Hussain. Three other people who had given shelter to Shah Alam have also been arrested. Hussain was sent to seven-day police custody on March 6 in connection with the case. The Karkardooma Court had earlier rejected the anticipatory bail plea of the suspended AAP leader.

PFI Delhi president, secretary arrested by Delhi Police

Wanted criminal Rajesh Bharti was among the four criminals who died in the shootout&nbsp;on Saturday in Chattarpur, Delhi.

Six policemen were also injured in the shootout.

The operation was launched by the Delhi Police Special Cell who had the information about their movement.

The leader of the gang, Rajesh Bharti was a wanted criminal and had reward of 1 lakh on him.

He had escaped police custody in Haryana and was wanted for several serious charges against him. 
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Six policemen were also injured in the shootout

Wanted criminal Rajesh Bharti was among the four criminals who died in the shootout on Saturday in Chattarpur, Delhi. Six policemen were also injured in the shootout. The operation was launched by the Delhi Police Special Cell who had the information about their movement. The leader of the gang, Rajesh Bharti was a wanted criminal and had reward of 1 lakh on him. He had escaped police custody in Haryana and was wanted for several serious charges against him.

Delhi: Wanted criminal Rajesh Bharti dies in police encounter

A special cell of the Delhi Police today seized 438 kilograms drugs from a gang comprising of Indian&nbsp;and Myanmar nationals.

The drugs seized are worth over Rs 50 crores&nbsp;in the international market, police sources said.

The gang used to parcel the drugs in a special pharma pack. It was&nbsp;being transported to Nagaland through a train and then from Dimapur in Nagaland to neighbouring Myanmar.

According to police sources, the&nbsp;drugs are&nbsp;quite common among youngsters in rave parties.

It was being widely circulated in Himachal, Uttrakhand, Delhi and to the other northeastern states. It was even transported to&nbsp;south-east Asian and European countries.

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It was in circulation in Himachal, Uttrakhand, Delhi and to the northeastern states.?It was even transported to Myanmar,?South East Asian and European countries

A special cell of the Delhi Police today seized 438 kilograms drugs from a gang comprising of Indian and Myanmar nationals. The drugs seized are worth over Rs 50 crores in the international market, police sources said. The gang used to parcel the drugs in a special pharma pack. It was being transported to Nagaland through a train and then from Dimapur in Nagaland to neighbouring Myanmar. According to police sources, the drugs are quite common among youngsters in rave parties. It was being widely circulated in Himachal, Uttrakhand, Delhi and to the other northeastern states. It was even transported to south-east Asian and European countries.

Watch: Delhi Police seizes drugs worth over Rs 50 crores

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ISI module busted by Delhi Police recruited local youths by promising large rewards, used Nepal channels for logistics

9 arrested with links to ISI, had plans to attack Delhi, Mumbai

PFI Delhi president, secretary arrested by Delhi Police

Delhi: Wanted criminal Rajesh Bharti dies in police encounter

Watch: Delhi Police seizes drugs worth over Rs 50 crores