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ISI-linked terror module busted: Delhi Police arrests five more operatives in TTH case Delhi Police's Special Cell has apprehended five more individuals linked to a Pakistan-ISI-backed terror module, Tehreek-e-Taliban Hindustan (TTH). These arrests are part of a wider crackdown on a trans-border network allegedly involved in targeting police, spreading propaganda, and facilitating weapon and drug smuggling from Pakistan.

Lawrence Bishnoi gang used govt database to identify extortion targets ... BHOPAL:Lawrence Bishnoi gang operatives in India and abroad are using detailed information available online on various government portals to identify wealthy targets for money extortion. An interrogation of three operatives arrested in February and March in connection with a recent Rs 10 crore extortion threat to a Madhya Pradesh businessman revealed that information from various government portals, like those for GST and Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) such as project details, promoters and business turnover are extracted to identify targets. Additionally, the gang members are also doing detailed scanning of social media pages of prospective targets, to dig as much information they can about the targets. "The detailed information helps the gang members to create more fear in the minds of the targets, as the targets feel the callers have access to their inner circles and information," a senior police officer privy to the ongoing probe toldTNIEon Thursday. He added that every bit of information scraped from social media and government databases are used while making extortion demands via WhatsApp…

AJK police bust JAAC funding network, arrest four operatives Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Police on Saturday claimed to have busted the funding network of the banned Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC), arresting four suspected operatives. According to police, the network was involved in collecting funds through intimidation and extortion and was also receiving financial support from abroad. Authorities claimed the money was being used to finance the JAAC’s activities, including the Rawalakot sit-in and other violent incidents. Police said the suspects were arrested during an operation targeting the group’s financial network. One of the arrested suspects, identified as Mehtab Ahmed, allegedly confessed that the JAAC’s ringleader, Hamza, had instructed him over the phone to collect funds from various individuals and send the money to Rawalakot. He claimed he was arrested by AJK Police while transferring the funds. Another suspect, Rizwan, allegedly told investigators that Hamza had directed him to collect money from different people and hand it over to Mehtab. Police also claimed that Hamza’s father admitted to providing financial assistance to the banned outfit, saying his son had…

UP anti-terror squad arrests 5 'Mujahideen Army' men in plot to topple ... The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has arrested Mohammad Raza, the alleged mastermind of a group conspiring to form a "Mujahideen Army" to topple the Indian government through violent jihad and impose Sharia law, officials said on Tuesday. Raza, originally from Andauli in Fatehpur district of Uttar Pradesh and currently residing in Mallapuram, Kerala, was arrested on September 29 and brought to Lucknow on a transit remand. He was identified by the ATS as the leader of the gang that sought to establish Sharia rule in India. Four other members of the group, Akmal Raza, Safeel Salmani alias Ali Razvi, Mohammad Tausif and Qasim Ali, had already been arrested and sent to judicial custody. According to the ATS, the group was influenced by radical Pakistani organisations and was allegedly collecting funds to procure arms and carry out targeted killings of prominent non-Muslim religious leaders. Officials said money was being credited into Raza's account to finance these activities. The group was also holding meetings at different locations and using social media to spread extremist ideology. In its …

Pak-backed terror syndicate plotting attacks in Delhi-NCR busted; 7 ... In a major counter-terrorism operation, the Special Cell of Delhi Police has dismantled an allegedPakistan-backedinternational syndicate operated by gangster-turned-terrorist Shahzad Bhatti and his associate Ajmal Gujjar. Seven key operatives linked to the network have been arrested, leading to the recovery of sophisticated firearms, ammunition, digital evidence, and a vehicle used in the syndicate’s operations, said officers. The timely intervention by the Special Cell, according to theDelhiPolice, successfully thwarted several planned terror incidents in Delhi-NCR and dealt a significant blow to Pakistan’s alleged proxy warfare strategy through criminal-terror network. The accused were allegedly tasked to target some religious leaders and strategic locations in the Capital. The syndicate, said officers, was allegedly engaged in the smuggling of illegal arms, ammunition and narcotic substances from Pakistan through Punjab into Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR). The seven persons arrested have been identified as Anas alias Anas Tyagi (26), Mohit alias Yogi (26), Deepak Agrola (38), Arif alias Prad…

Delhi Police bust Pakistan-linked terror-crime syndicate, arrest 7 The Delhi Police Special Cell has dismantled an international terror-crime network allegedly operating under the directions of Pakistan-based gangster-turned-terrorist Shahzad Bhatti and his associate Ajmal Gujjar, arresting seven operatives and foiling planned attacks in the Delhi-NCR region, media reports. Officials said the module was linked to Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and was involved in terrorist activities, arms and drug smuggling, and reconnaissance of potential targets. Planned attacks in Delhi-NCR foiled According to police, the network was preparing to carry out major terrorist strikes in Delhi-NCR while simultaneously supplying illegal weapons and narcotics. आतंक के खिलाफ दिल्ली पुलिस का बड़ा प्रहार@CellDelhiकी टीम ने पाकिस्तानी एजेंसी ISI के लिए काम करने वाले 7 आतंकियों को किया गिरफ्तार।पाकिस्तान से पंजाब के रास्ते भारत में ड्रग्स व अवैध हथियारों की सप्लाई किया करते थे ये आतंकी।पाकिस्तानी आतंकी शाहजाद भट्टी और उसके सहयोगी…pic.twitter.com/GLQgHWjgg8 Investigators found that the syndicate smuggled weapons, ammunition and drugs, including heroin, from Pakistan into India through Pu…

Pakistan-linked terror-crime network busted in Delhi-NCR, seven held Delhi Police has apprehended seven individuals in connection with a Pakistan-backed terror-crime module. The operatives are accused of smuggling arms and narcotics from Pakistan, conducting reconnaissance of potential targets, and sharing information with handlers across the border. The network allegedly operated under the patronage of Pakistan's ISI.

Pakistan-Linked Terror Module Busted in Delhi: Religious Leaders Among ... Delhi Police's Special Cell has uncovered a major Pakistan-backed terror and criminal network operating in the national capital and arrested seven individuals in connection with the case. According to police, the accused were working at the behest of Pakistan-based handlers Shahzad Bhatti and his associate Ajmal Gujjar. The syndicate was involved in smuggling illegal weapons, ammunition and narcotics from Pakistan through Punjab and supplying them across Delhi-NCR. Police recovered five pistols, 41 live cartridges, seven mobile phones and a Scorpio SUV. The gang allegedly used social media platforms to lure young people into its network. Breaking It Down What were the key targets of the ISI-linked terror module? How did the ISI module utilize the Mumbai underworld? What evidence was found against the arrested operatives? Created with AI. Errors are possible Recruits were allegedly enticed with promises of quick money and the glamour of the criminal underworld before being drawn into arms and drug trafficking activities. The Special Cell received intelligence in May 2026 that Shahzad Bhatti and Ajmal Gujjar …

Chandigarh police bust Pakistan -linked narco terror network after raids in border districts, 3 held Chandigarh Police have also formally arrested the main conspirator of narco terror network, members of which were allegedly involved in the cashier's killing

Delhi Police arrest seven, bust Pakistan-backed terror syndicate Police say the network was functioning under the patronage of Pakistan’s ISI and was using Indians to further terror activities; police have arrested suspects from Uttar Pradesh and Punjab

J&K Police Bust Pakistan Sponsored Narco-Terrorism Module; Three ... ETV Bharat / bharat J&K Police Bust Pakistan Sponsored Narco-Terrorism Module; Three Kingpins Arrested From Punjab SSP Jammu Joginder Singh said the trio was arrested with the assistance of Punjab Police and were running the syndicate in J&K, reports Amir Tantray. Bundles of cash recovered from kingpins as J&K Police bust Pakistan sponsored narco-terrorism module ( ETV Bharat ) By ETV Bharat English Team Published : June 17, 2026 at 5:33 PM IST 2 Min Read Jammu: The Jammu and Kashmir police on Wednesday claimed to have busted a Pakistan sponsored narco-terrorism module by arresting three kingpins from Punjab's Amritsar along with one Ak56 rifle, several packets of drugs and huge amounts of cash. Addressing a press conference here, Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Jammu, Joginder Singh said that after hectic efforts and with the support of Punjab police, the Jammu and Kashmir police was able to arrest three main people from Punjab who were behind running the drugs syndicate in Jammu and Kashmir. SSP Jammu Joginder Singh along with senior police officials addresses a presser in Jammu (ETV Bharat) "During the i…

J-K Police busts narco-terror module, six terrorist associates linked ... Jammu and Kashmir Police on Monday said that it has busted a narco-terror module and arrested six terrorist associates linked to the proscribed terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM). "#Budgam Police busts #Narco-terror module. Arrested 06 #terrorist associates linked to proscribed terror outfit #JeM. #Narcotic substance, #Arms & ammunition recovered from their possession. #Case registered," tweeted Kashmir Zone Police. Earlier today, the Army said that three heavily-armed Pakistan trained terrorists have been killed along the Line of Control (LoC) in Naushera Sector in an ongoing counter-infiltration operation. "In an ongoing counter-infiltration operation since 28 May, alert troops of Indian Army eliminated an infiltration bid along Line of Control in Naushera Sector. 3 heavily-armed Pakistan trained terrorists have been killed. Search operation in the area is in progress," the Indian Army said. (ANI)

Social Media Trap To Terror Network: How Police Busted Pakistan-Linked ... By Priyanka Koul Tue, 16 Jun 2026 07:56 PM (IST) Source: JND Related Articles Jagran Correspondent, New Delhi: The Delhi Police Special Cell and the Eastern Range unit have busted a Pakistan-backed international terror-crime module allegedly being operated by Pakistan-based gangster-turned-terror operative Shahzad Bhatti and his associate Ajmal Gujjar. According to officials, seven accused have been arrested in the case, and the action is believed to have averted multiple potential terror incidents across the Delhi-NCR region. A dedicated team of the Special Cell, led by Inspectors Rahul Kumar, Vineet Kumar Tewatia, and Ajeet Kumar under the supervision of ACP Kailash Singh Bisht, had been tracking the network for an extended period. Acting on intelligence inputs received in mid-May 2026, the team first apprehended Mohit from Loni in Ghaziabad near Yamuna Vihar. During the arrest, an illegal pistol and several incriminating chats were recovered from him. Subsequent interrogation helped investigators unravel the wider network and expose the alleged module. Seizures made by police During the operation, police…

Delhi Police Bust ISI-Backed Terror-Crime Syndicate; Seven Operatives ... New Delhi: Delhi Police's Special Cell has successfully dismantled an Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI)-backed international terror-crime syndicate allegedly operated by Pakistan-based gangster-turned-terrorist Shahzad Bhatti and his aide Ajmal Gujjar. A dedicated team of the Delhi Police Special Cell (Eastern Range), led by Inspectors Rahul Kumar, Vineet Kumar Tewatia and Ajit Kumar, under the close supervision of Assistant Commissioner of Police (CP) Kailash Singh Bisht, has carried out the operation which resulted in the arrest of seven key operatives involved in the smuggling and distribution of illegal arms, ammunition and narcotic substances trafficked from Pakistan through Punjab and subsequently supplied in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR). The Delhi Police Special Cell recovered five sophisticated semi-automatic pistols, 41 live cartridges, several mobile phones containing incriminating chats and voice notes linked to Shahzad Bhatti and Ajmal Gujjar and one Scorpio vehicle used by the syndicate. Read Also AIADMK Suffers Fresh Blow As Minister C Vijayabaskar Quits Party & Assembly The time…