Delhi Police have uncovered a suspected terror module linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba, arresting eight individuals in a synchronized operation spanning Tamil Nadu and West Bengal.
Authorities disclosed that the arrests followed credible intelligence inputs indicating suspicious activities connected to radical networks. The Special Cell tracked communications and movements of the suspects before launching early morning raids.
Investigators allege that the group was engaged in recruitment and logistical coordination. Electronic gadgets seized during the operation are being examined by forensic experts to retrieve deleted data and encrypted communications.
Officials suspect the module aimed to expand its operational base beyond traditional hotspots. While no immediate attack plans have been publicly confirmed, authorities believe the network posed a potential security risk.
The arrested individuals are being questioned in Delhi, where investigators will determine the hierarchy and command structure of the alleged module. Financial trails and possible foreign links are under scrutiny.
Law enforcement agencies across states are maintaining heightened alertness. The case highlights the adaptive strategies employed by extremist organizations and underscores the importance of preemptive action.
