Jaish caught Muhammad's Delhi network

-Details of WhatsApp found from terrorists' mobile phones

-Possibility of catching some other people

New Delhi 19th November 2020 Thursday

Jaish-e-Muhammad, who was recently nabbed in the capital New Delhi, was caught on a mobile phone belonging to two of Muhammad's terrorists in a conspiracy to set up a network of the militant outfit in Delhi.

A special cell of Delhi Police on Tuesday nabbed two Jaish militants. Both were identified as Muhammad Ashraf and Abdul Latif. The WhatsApp group had received information in his mobile phone that the two and another man living in Delhi were trying to set up a Jaish network in Delhi. The two were affiliated with a WhatsApp group called Jihad.

The group's chats also involved a Delhi man whose location had been found more than once on the Bangladesh border and another time in the Deoband area of ​​Uttar Pradesh. The alerted police department gave the details to the country's top intelligence agencies and launched a search for the suspect in Delhi.

In addition, four suspects from Jammu and Kashmir and one or two organizations were also on the radar of intelligence agencies. Police and intelligence agencies were conducting investigations in their respective directions.