In a significant counter-terrorism operation, Delhi Police's Special Cell has successfully neutralized an active ISIS module that was allegedly planning devastating terror attacks in the national capital. The dramatic overnight raid led to the arrest of two key suspects who were in advanced stages of their nefarious plot.
Operation Midnight: How the Terror Module Was Busted
Acting on precise intelligence inputs about suspicious activities in the Delhi-NCR region, elite teams from the Special Cell launched a coordinated operation across multiple locations. The suspects, whose identities are being withheld for investigative reasons, were apprehended after hours of surveillance and strategic planning by security forces.
Security officials confirmed that the arrested individuals had direct connections with international ISIS operatives and were receiving instructions through encrypted communication channels. Their interrogation has revealed chilling details about the scale and sophistication of the planned attacks.
Evidence Recovered Points to Major Conspiracy
During the raids, investigators recovered substantial evidence including:
- Advanced explosive materials and triggering mechanisms
- Digital devices containing communication with ISIS handlers
- Detailed reconnaissance reports of potential targets
- Radicalization literature and operational manuals
"The timely intervention has potentially saved countless lives," a senior police official stated, emphasizing that the suspects were days away from executing their plan.
Heightened Security Across Delhi
Following the breakthrough, security has been intensified across sensitive locations in Delhi, including government buildings, transportation hubs, and popular public spaces. The Intelligence Bureau has alerted all state police forces to remain vigilant for similar modules operating in other metropolitan cities.
This operation marks one of the most significant counter-terrorism successes in recent months, demonstrating the enhanced capabilities of India's security apparatus in combating international terror networks.
