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350 kg explosives, AK-47s: What cops found after J&K doctor arrest in Faridabad
In a major breakthrough, Jammu and Kashmir Police in coordination with the Intelligence Bureau (IB) and Faridabad Police busted a terror plot and recovered a huge cache of ammunition from a rented accommodation in Dhauj village, Faridabad.
Working on specific intelligence inputs after interrogating arrested suspects in Jammu & Kashmir, explosives were recovered from the residence of Dr Mujahil Shakil, a student of Al Falah Medical College, originally from Jammu & Kashmir. He had reportedly rented a house in Dhauj about three months ago, said police.
The seized items have been sent for forensic examination, and intelligence agencies are probing the network's funding sources and possible connections to handlers across the border.
According to people aware of the details, the recovered ammonium nitrate and other materials were sufficient to make several high-intensity IEDs, potentially capable of causing large-scale damage.
Faridabad police said Dr Shakil was taken into custody by the J&K Police on October 30 after the arrest of another terror accused identified as Dr Adil Ahmad Rather. After sustained interrogation, Shakil was brought back to Faridabad on Sunday morning to identify and recover the hidden materials, police said.
Both individuals were part of a larger module suspected to have cross-border links aimed at planning large-scale attacks in northern India, according to preliminary investigations.
A senior officer from the J&K Police described the recovery as “a major breakthrough that may have averted a catastrophic terror attack.”
He added that initial forensic analysis confirms the material's explosive nature, and further testing is underway.
Source: HindustanTimes
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