Delhi Police Uncover ISIS-Linked Module in Joint Operation
A joint operation by Delhi Police and Jharkhand ATS nabbed two suspected ISIS operatives, Ashar Danish and Aftab, across states. The operation revealed a larger network linked to ISIS, leading to further investigations. Devices were seized, and the operation also uncovered an ISI-linked espionage network.
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In a coordinated effort, Delhi Police, along with Jharkhand's Anti-Terrorism Squad and Ranchi police, successfully apprehended two suspected ISIS operatives in a joint operation spanning several states.
The primary suspect, Ashar Danish from Bokaro, was captured in Ranchi. He was wanted in connection with an ISIS-linked module investigation by Delhi Police's Special Cell. Another suspect, Aftab, was detained in Delhi during simultaneous actions by both forces.
The operation, which also detained eight additional individuals, highlighted a larger network as evidence emerged of links to a terror-module aiming to further ISIS's agenda in India. Electronics were seized, and connections to Pakistan's ISI espionage activities were uncovered.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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