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Six arrested as Delhi Police foils Pakistan linked terror plot
NDTV··9 Jul
Delhi Police foiled a plot to attack New Police Lines, Anand Vihar bus terminal, railway stations and crowded markets, arresting six men from Delhi and Punjab on July 8, NDTV reported. Petrol bombs and illegal firearms were recovered near Vijay Ghat close to Rajghat. The accused acted under ISI handler Shahzad Bhatti in Pakistan, police sources said.
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What It Means For You
- Delhi commuters may see tighter security at busy transit hubs.
- Market shoppers could face heightened police checks after the bust.
- Cross-border arms trafficking raises risks beyond the capital.
What's Happening
- Six men were arrested over a foiled Delhi terror plot on July 8.
- Petrol bombs and firearms were seized near Rajghat.
- Reconnaissance videos of target sites were found on phones.
Security Module Context
- Shahzad Bhatti is named as the Pakistan-based ISI handler.
- Danish was tasked with reconnaissance and attack planning.
- A parallel arms trafficking module was uncovered in Delhi and Punjab.
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