Terrorists arrested from Delhi The capital was planned to be shaken during Diwali

- Seized a hand grenade, two revolvers and its 50 cartridges

A special cell of Delhi Police has nabbed a Pakistani militant from Ramesh Park in Laxminagar. He lived there with a fake ID card of an Indian citizen. It is learned that the terrorist had planned to shake the capital even during Diwali and the associated festivals. In fact, it was part of a larger plan. The special cell also seized an AK-47, a magazine, 20 rounds of ammunition, a hand grenade, two revolvers and 50 rounds of revolver ammunition.

The terrorist, who lives in Pakistan's Punjab, is identified as Mohammad Ashraf alias Ali. A case has been filed under the Arms Act, along with illegal explosives. He lived in Ramesh Park in Laxminagar, the capital. Several weapons were seized from his home when police went to arrest him. He obtained Indian identity card through forged documents and lived as an Indian citizen. This was stated by DCP (Special Cell) Pramod Singh Kushwaha.

2 Oct. In 2008, two days before Diwali, terrorists detonated bombs at six different places in the capital. Two blasts took place in the main markets of Sarojini Nagar and Pahadganj area, while the third blast took place at a DTC in Govindpuri. In all, about 6 people died. 210 people were injured.

According to the information received by the Delhi Police, there were inputs of terrorist attacks during the festivals. As a result, security is being tightened in crowded areas, including various malls, and more 'pickets' have been deployed in sensitive areas.

Night-patrolling has been stepped up in the capital, another police official said. Pickets (camps) have also been increased in sensitive areas. The 'authenticity' of the tenants is being investigated. Cyber ​​cafes, SIM card dealers and second-hand car dealers are also being tested for 'authenticity'.

The police official further said that an investigation is underway at the metro station and in the parking lot of the mall. In markets that are very crowded, shopkeepers place their wares on the sidewalk. This is also sensitive.

In addition, CCTV has been installed at more and more places in Delhi.