2.5 Kilograms of RDX Seized in Jalandhar; ISI-Supported Babbar Khalsa Terror Network Exposed, Police Arrest 2 People, Remote Also Found.
In Jalandhar, Punjab, police have confiscated 2.5 kg of RDX. Two accused have also been taken into custody by the police. They have been recognized as Diwan Singh and Gurjinder Singh. Additionally, a remote control was found in the possession of Counter-Intelligence. It is believed that the terrorists intended to carry out a significant incident in Punjab over the holiday season.
The seized explosives are currently the subject of an investigation by the police. Counter-Intelligence reported that ISI-backed terrorists were responsible for sending the explosives. Prior to the holiday season, the vigilant Punjab Police had thwarted the terrorists’ evil schemes.
have not succeeded. The locations in Punjab that the terrorists wanted to target with this device, however, are still being investigated.
Rinda was giving instructions on how to handle the network.
Significant action has been taken by the Punjab Police Counter-Intelligence squad, which has exposed a branch of Babbar Khalsa International (BKI), a terrorist group based in Pakistan and funded by the ISI. Harvinder Singh Rinda, the BKI mastermind, was giving instructions to handlers headquartered in Pakistan who were running and managing this network.
It was planned to use IEDs in a terrorist attack.
Two Jalandhar residents, Gurjinder Singh and Diwan Singh, were taken into custody by the police. They reported that a remote control and 2.5 kg of IED (RDX) were found. According to the inquiry, this bomb was intended to be used in a significant act of terrorism.
Case Filed Under the Explosives Act and UAPA
Sections of the Explosives Act and the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act have been used to submit a formal complaint at PS SSOC Amritsar. Police sources claim that this terrorist group was planning to spread terror and disturb the peace in Punjab. In Punjab, the police said they are totally dedicated to destroying the transnational terror and organized crime network that is supported by Pakistan’s ISI.
The state will continue to take strict measures to preserve communal harmony and tranquillity.
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