IED Found in Chandigarh, Terror Plot Foiled

Chandigarh : In a major breakthrough, an IED (Improvised Explosive Device) was discovered in Chandigarh, which was intended to target a local police station. The investigation revealed that the terror plot was orchestrated by a member of the notorious Babbar Khalsa gang. The terror network, known for its violent activities, planned to carry out an attack that would have caused massive casualties and chaos in the region.

The arrest of a key suspect, identified as a Babbar Khalsa member, has shed light on the sinister plot. The man, whose name has not yet been fully disclosed, was apprehended following a thorough investigation by local law enforcement agencies. The suspect was found to be linked to Happy Pasia, an infamous terrorist leader believed to be responsible for several attacks in the region. According to sources, Happy Pasia had masterminded the plan, aiming to destabilize the area and spread fear.

The explosive device was discovered near a police station in Chandigarh after a tip-off from an anonymous source. The authorities immediately acted on the information, securing the area and neutralizing the threat before any harm could be done. Further investigations have revealed that the arrested individual was in direct contact with other operatives within the Babbar Khalsa gang, who are known for their support of separatist and extremist ideologies.

The police have confirmed that the attack was planned in retaliation against various actions taken by law enforcement against terror networks operating in the region. The suspect’s arrest is expected to lead to further arrests, as investigators continue to probe the extent of the conspiracy. Officials have assured the public that the situation is under control, and the threat has been neutralized.

This incident highlights the ongoing security challenges faced by law enforcement in tackling terrorism and extremism in India. The discovery of the IED and the subsequent arrest underscore the efforts being made by authorities to prevent such attacks and protect public safety. The case is currently being investigated, and more details are expected to be released soon.