PUNJAB AND HARYANA

Chandigarh: In a significant breakthrough, Punjab Police have uncovered a Pakistan-backed grenade attack module in Ludhiana. The operation led to the arrest of 10 key operatives who were reportedly in contact with handlers based abroad. The state police chief (DGP) confirmed this major success on his official Twitter handle. Plot to Disturb Punjab’s PeacePreliminary investigations reveal that the arrested suspects were communicating with handlers located in Pakistan through three operatives based in Malaysia. These handlers had tasked the operatives with picking up and delivering hand grenades with the intent of carrying out an attack in a crowded area to create unrest in the state. DGP Confirms DetailsThe Punjab DGP tweeted that the Ludhiana Commissionerate has successfully busted a...

Faridabad/New Delhi: Security agencies are intensively investigating the Delhi Red Fort car blast that occurred on Monday evening. Following revelations that several doctors from Al-Falah University, Faridabad, were in contact with the Pakistan-based terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed, authorities have reported a startling development: Dr. Nisar ul Hassan is now missing in the aftermath of the explosion. Sources confirm that Dr. Nisar ul Hassan, formerly an Assistant Professor at SMHS Hospital, Srinagar, was dismissed by the Jammu & Kashmir government in 2023 for allegedly engaging in anti-national activities. Following the Delhi blast, security agencies have been actively tracing his whereabouts. Investigators from the National Investigation Agency (NIA), along with Haryana Po...

Chandigarh: The Punjab and Haryana High Court has dismissed a petition seeking a CBI investigation into the suicide of former IPS officer Y. Puran Kumar. The court expressed satisfaction with the Special Investigation Team (SIT) probe conducted by Chandigarh Police, stating that the investigation had been carried out diligently, with no delay or negligence, and therefore, there was no justification to hand over the case to an independent agency. The bench, comprising Chief Justice Sheel Nagu and Justice Sanjeev Berry, emphasized that the SIT’s investigation had been thorough and satisfactory. The court’s ruling puts an end to speculation over a CBI probe into the former officer’s death. 14 Individuals Named as AccusedDuring proceedings, senior advocate Amit Zhanji, representing the U...

Fatehabad, Haryana: In the wake of the Delhi metro blast, Fatehabad police have intensified security measures, including increased patrols at public places and thorough checks on vehicles. During one such operation on Wednesday evening, authorities recovered nearly ₹1.5 crore in cash from a car passing through Ratia Road. According to Station House Officer Surendra, police received a tip-off about suspicious individuals carrying large sums of cash in a vehicle coming from Ratia. Acting promptly, the team set up a checkpoint and stopped a suspicious car. Upon searching it, police discovered the huge cash haul. Authorities immediately called Income Tax and Excise Department teams to assist in counting and verifying the currency. Investigation UnderwayPolice are currently interrogating ...

Faridabad: The Red Fort blast on November 10 has sent shockwaves across the country, and the investigation is now intensifying at Al-Falah University in Faridabad. The NIA continues to question professors and students about the alleged involvement of three university faculty members in the terror module. Doctors Under Scrutiny:Among the suspects is 33-year-old Dr. Umar Un Nabi, who was behind the wheel of the car used in the blast. He served as an Assistant Professor in the university’s Medicine Department. Students describe him as quiet yet highly intelligent. Two other professors from Al-Falah University are also implicated: 46-year-old Dr. Shaheen Shahid and 35-year-old Dr. Muzammil Ahmad Ganai. Dr. Shaheen, originally from Lucknow, is known for her conservative views and strict d...

Faridabad, Haryana: The November 10 Delhi Red Fort metro station blast has sent shockwaves through Al-Falah University, located in Faridabad. Investigation agencies, led by the NIA, are interrogating the university’s professors and students to uncover possible connections to the blast. Three university professors have come under suspicion. Umar Un Nabi, 33, reportedly drove the car on the day of the blast. Alongside him are Dr. Shaheen Shahid, 46, and Dr. Muzammil Ahmed Ganai, 35, both allegedly linked to the terrorist module. Umar served as an assistant professor in the university’s medicine department. Students describe him as quiet yet highly intelligent. Strict Shaheen, Friendly MuzammilDr. Shaheen Shahid, arrested in Lucknow, was known for her conservative approach. A student re...