Conspiracy to carry out attacks in Delhi, UP, Maharashtra during Navratri, six terrorists arrested, including two Pakistanis

Delhi Police and Uttar Pradesh ATS expose Pak ISI module

One terrorist was arrested from Maharashtra, three from Uttar Pradesh and two from Delhi. Went and trained

Pulwama-like attack averted, six grenades laid on highways in Kashmir seized, four civilians injured in one attack

Dawood's brother was responsible for supplying weapons to terrorists in India

15 Bangladeshi terrorists trained in Pakistan infiltrate India, agencies and police alert

New Delhi: Uttar Pradesh ATSA has busted an ISI module and arrested three terrorists. Also seized a large quantity of IEDs from them.

The ATS had conducted raids in four districts namely Lucknow, Rae Bareli, Prayagraj and Pratapgarh before arresting the terrorists. While the Delhi Police has also busted a major terror attack conspiracy in several states including Delhi, UP, Maharashtra during Navratri and a total of six terrorists have been arrested.

Delhi Police said that first one terrorist was arrested from Maharashtra, after which three terrorists from UP and two from Delhi were arrested. That means a total of six terrorists have been arrested in the whole incident. At the target of the terrorists was a crowd gathering during the Navratri celebrations. Two of the arrested terrorists were sent to Pakistan for 15 days of training.

The militants reached Muscat by flight and later flew to Pakistan by boat. Apart from the Uttar Pradesh ATS, a special cell of the Delhi Police also busted a Pak-operated terror module. A police team has arrested two terrorists. The arrested terrorists are Zeeshan, Jan Mohammad Ali, Mohammad Abu Bakar, Osama, Mohammad Amir Javed and Moolchand alias Lala.

After training, he was sent back to India from Pakistan. The terrorists planned to carry out major terror attacks in UP, Delhi, Maharashtra and other states during Navratri. Underworld don Dawood's brother Anees, who lives in Pakistan, was tasked with supplying weapons to the terrorists in India.

At the same time, 15 other Bangladeshi terrorists were also trained in Pakistan, who have also been sent to India along with these terrorists. Whose search is ongoing. On the other hand, a grenade attack was carried out on a security convoy by terrorists in Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir. Four civilians were injured in the attack.

The terrorists hurled a grenade at the vehicle of the security personnel but it missed the target and fell on the civilians. Terrorists, on the other hand, planted six grenades on National Highway No. 44 here, which were found and destroyed by security personnel.

Japan warns its citizens of terrorist attacks in six countries

Attacks expected in Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Myanmar

Japan's foreign ministry has warned its citizens in six Southeast Asian countries to stay away from places of worship and crowds, saying there was a possibility of terrorist suicide attacks in those countries. The ministry said it had received information that the risk of suicide attacks had increased. This warning applies to Japanese living in Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Myanmar.

The warning has caused confusion in countries where such terrorist attacks have been warned. Officials in those countries said they were not aware of any such risk. Even Japan has not given special details of these details.

A Thai police spokesman said Japan had not been told where the information came from. The Japanese embassy also said the warning was not for Thailand. Security agencies are also unaware of any such risk. A spokesman for the Philippine and Indonesian foreign ministries responded in kind.

Japan, in its advice, told its citizens to pay close attention to local news and to be cautious at present. No other details were given as to when the terrorist attack would take place. The Japanese Foreign Ministry declined to comment. He said the advice has been sent to the embassies of the countries concerned from where it will be communicated to Japanese citizens.