MAJOR ISI MODULE BUSTED IN ARA, GRENADE EXPERT YOUTH ARRESTED

MAJOR ISI MODULE BUSTED IN ARA, GRENADE EXPERT YOUTH ARRESTED

27-NOV-ENG 29

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

ARA-----------------------A major module linked to Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI has been exposed in Ara, Bhojpur district, Bihar. On the morning, a special team of Punjab Police raided the Bihiya police station area and arrested a suspected youth, causing panic in the entire area.

According to sources, the arrested youth was an expert in throwing hand grenades and was assigned "missions" by foreign handlers in states like Rajasthan, Punjab, and Bihar. Five people associated with this module have been arrested so far.

Punjab Police claim: Youth was prepared for grenade attacks

Ludhiana police stated that the arrested youth had been trained to carry out grenade attacks on government buildings, sensitive areas, and crowded places.

Investigating agencies suspect that this module was preparing to carry out major incidents in several states.

Function in family and village

According to villagers and relatives, the youth had an eccentric nature since childhood.

• His father was an athlete; both parents have already passed away.

• His sister became the district topper in the Intermediate examination this year.

• According to relatives, the young man fell into bad company and turned to crime.

His elder father, Awadhesh Ojha, says that due to constant disputes, demands for land and jewelry, and his inappropriate activities, the family even filed a court application to break all ties with him.

Entering the World of Crime

According to relatives:

• After a fight in the village, he fled to Delhi.

• There, he came into contact with criminals and began supplying weapons.

• His photo with a weapon went viral, and he was caught by the Delhi Cyber ​​Cell.

• He was sent to the Tihar Juvenile Home, then brought to the Ara Juvenile Home.

• He escaped from there.

• He was caught again and later released.

• After coming out, he returned to Delhi.

Now, the Punjab Police have arrested him on charges of having direct links to the ISI module. The family has questioned the arrest and stated that if he comes out again, their safety will also be at risk.

Further revelations expected in the investigation

Whether the young man, arrested in Ara, was a key part of a larger ISI network or a member of a local module remains a matter of investigation. Police and central agencies hope that the interrogation may reveal further vital information about the larger network spanning multiple states. The investigation is ongoing, and the next 48 hours are considered crucial.