ISIS module busted; two suspected terrorists undergoing ‘fidayeen’ attacks training arrested: Delhi Police
The Delhi Police Special Cell on Friday said it has busted an ISIS module and arrested two suspected terrorists who were allegedly undergoing training for “fidayeen” (suicide) attacks.
According to police, one of the arrested suspects is a resident of Delhi, while the other hails from Madhya Pradesh.
Initial reports indicated that a cache of arms and ammunition was recovered during the operation, and one of the arrested suspects has been identified as Adnan.
A senior officer said the operation was conducted by a team led by additional commissioner Pramod Kushwaha and ACP Lalit Mohan Negi.
The busted module is believed to be inspired by ISIS and may have links to Pakistan’s ISI, which allegedly operates such networks under the guise of the Islamic State.
Reports claimed that the operation was still underway as officials worked to trace the entire network and identify other associates. The interrogation of the two suspects is continuing, with agencies probing their plans and possible connections to international terror outfits.
