Delhi police tracks 311 missing children this year
Operation Milap is an initiative of the city police to unite the missing and kidnapped children with their families
Delhi Police said it has dismantled an Al-Qaeda-inspired terror module following raids in multiple states while in coordination with the local police.
In the significant intelligence-driven operation, the Special Cell of Delhi Police, in collaboration with state police forces from Jharkhand, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh, made multiple arrests, according to the police on Wednesday.
Advertisement
According to the Delhi Police, the module was allegedly led by Dr Ishtiyaq from Ranchi, who was reportedly planning to declare a “Khilafat” and carry out serious terrorist activities within India.
Advertisement
Intelligence reports indicate that members of the module had undergone indoctrination and weapons training at various undisclosed locations.
The cops said that as part of the operation, six individuals were detained in Bhiwadi, Rajasthan, where they were actively engaged in weapons-handling training.
Additionally, eight suspects from Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh were taken into custody for questioning. The coordinated efforts have resulted in raids at 15 locations in Ranchi, one in Rajasthan, and one in Aligarh, added cops.
It further asserted that the ongoing investigations have led to the recovery of arms, ammunition, and incriminating literature from multiple locations. The authorities anticipate further arrests as interrogations continue.
The police asserted that the operation is ongoing to further investigate other suspected individuals involved in such activities.
Advertisement
