In a major counter-terrorism operation, the Delhi Police Special Cell has arrested nine individuals allegedly linked to Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and underworld fugitive Dawood Ibrahim. Officials said the accused were planning coordinated attacks in Delhi, Mumbai and several other parts of the country. The arrests followed an extensive surveillance operation conducted by security agencies over a prolonged period.
According to investigators, the accused include residents of Delhi, Mumbai and Punjab, while some are foreign nationals. Authorities recovered a significant cache of weapons and ammunition from their possession during the operation. Preliminary investigations suggest the group was tasked with targeting vital installations and security personnel across India.
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Sources indicated that the suspected targets included nuclear facilities, airports, railway stations and power plants. Security agencies believe the planned attacks could have caused widespread disruption and posed a serious threat to national security. Officials are now examining possible cross-border connections, financial channels and the involvement of overseas handlers who may have directed the activities of the group.
Delhi Police said further details would be shared during a scheduled press conference. The arrests come amid heightened security measures in the national capital following intelligence inputs about possible terror threats. Authorities have instructed district units to remain vigilant and maintain close coordination with intelligence agencies and central forces.
The latest development has once again highlighted concerns about attempts by terror networks to target critical infrastructure and public spaces. Investigators are continuing to question the accused while expanding the probe to determine the full scope of the alleged conspiracy and identify any additional individuals connected to the operation.
