Before Republic Day in Delhi, Hand Grenades Were Discovered at the Home of Two People Being Held Due to Links to Terrorist Organizations Posted on January 15, 2023 News By Akta Yadav 69 Views Republic Day:- Following the interrogation of the two terror suspects who had been apprehended, the Delhi Police's particular cell discovered a body Saturday that had been cut into three pieces in the Bhalswa drain in north Delhi. The dead are being identified, and the Delhi Police reported. By coincidence, the recovery was made close to the residence of the two defendants, Naushad and Jagjit Singh, who were detained according to the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA). Republic Day According to the accused's neighbors, the accused moved into three residences around Diwali, who informed the media that the accused was rarely seen outside. The police detained two people on Thursday for their alleged affiliations with terrorist groups and involvement in horrific crimes: Jagjit Singh (29), also known as Jagga or Yaqub, a resident of Uttarakhand, and Naushad (56), a resident of Jahangirpuri. Two hand grenades were found by the Special Cell on Friday in their leased residence in the Bhalswa Dairy neighborhood. The police were directed to the suspects' leased residence in Shradha Nand Colony, near the Bhalswa Dairy police station. They found two hand grenades in their room, "a senior police officer stated." The forensic team also discovered human blood traces, the officer reported. The police said that they had also found three firearms and 22 bullets. On Friday, the pair was placed in 14 days of police custody. Republic Day The authorities claim that Naushad is connected to the Kashmir-focused terrorist group Harkat-ul-Ansar, based in Pakistan. He was given a 10-year prison term for violating the Explosive Act while concurrently serving a life sentence for two murder convictions. According to the authorities, Jagjit Singh is a part of the infamous Bambiha gang. Jagjit has been receiving guidance from anti-national groups with overseas bases. He had violated his parole in a homicide case in Uttarakhand, "Policeman stated." Visit our website for more news articles and facts where we share The True Stories of The World, The TopStoriesWorld.Com.
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According to the accused's neighbors, the accused moved into three residences around Diwali, who informed the media that the accused was rarely seen outside. The police detained two people on Thursday for their alleged affiliations with terrorist groups and involvement in horrific crimes: Jagjit Singh (29), also known as Jagga or Yaqub, a resident of Uttarakhand, and Naushad (56), a resident of Jahangirpuri.
Two hand grenades were found by the Special Cell on Friday in their leased residence in the Bhalswa Dairy neighborhood. The police were directed to the suspects' leased residence in Shradha Nand Colony, near the Bhalswa Dairy police station. They found two hand grenades in their room, "a senior police officer stated."
The forensic team also discovered human blood traces, the officer reported. The police said that they had also found three firearms and 22 bullets. On Friday, the pair was placed in 14 days of police custody.
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The authorities claim that Naushad is connected to the Kashmir-focused terrorist group Harkat-ul-Ansar, based in Pakistan. He was given a 10-year prison term for violating the Explosive Act while concurrently serving a life sentence for two murder convictions. According to the authorities, Jagjit Singh is a part of the infamous Bambiha gang.
Jagjit has been receiving guidance from anti-national groups with overseas bases. He had violated his parole in a homicide case in Uttarakhand, "Policeman stated."
Visit our website for more news articles and facts where we share The True Stories of The World, The TopStoriesWorld.Com.
