Two guys suspected of preparing explosions in hyderabad were detained on Sunday, thwarting a major terror attempt in the city. The authorities believe that Syed sameer, 28, and Siraj Ur Rehman, 29, have connections to an isis chapter in Saudi Arabia. The authorities believe that Syed sameer, 28, and Siraj Ur Rehman, 29, have connections to an isis chapter in Saudi Arabia.
After receiving a tip, Rehman was initially taken into custody by the andhra pradesh counter-intelligence unit and telangana police in Vizianagaram, Andhra Pradesh. According to sources, Rehman then gave the police information that resulted in the second suspect, sameer from hyderabad, being taken into custody. Officials also stated that the police had found explosive ingredients on the suspects' property, such as ammonia, sulfur, and aluminum powder.
According to the police, the two males who were arrested are presently being held and will appear in court shortly. The public was also asked by officials to continue being watchful and cooperative. This follows heightened tensions with pakistan and the terror attack in pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, on april 22. The Center had alerted states to the possibility of an attempt to activate sleeper cells during this time.
Several terrorists descended to Baisaran Valley, often known as "Mini Switzerland"—a popular tourist destination with undulating hills and lush orchards—and opened fire last month, killing 26 people, including one Nepali national, and injuring numerous more. The tourists fled for cover in fear as the bullets rang out, according to witnesses. But the vast, open area was too big for them to hide in. After that, india took decisive action against pakistan by renouncing the long-standing Indus Water Treaty and repatriating the Pakistani citizens.
In reaction to the pahalgam incident, india began Operation Sindoor on the intervening night of May 7 and 8, targeting terror bases in pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir. Due to strikes and counterattacks by the two countries, the operation increased bilateral tensions. The two nations agreed to halt all air, sea, and land-based military operations four days later.
After receiving a tip, Rehman was initially taken into custody by the andhra pradesh counter-intelligence unit and telangana police in Vizianagaram, Andhra Pradesh. According to sources, Rehman then gave the police information that resulted in the second suspect, sameer from hyderabad, being taken into custody. Officials also stated that the police had found explosive ingredients on the suspects' property, such as ammonia, sulfur, and aluminum powder.
According to the police, the two males who were arrested are presently being held and will appear in court shortly. The public was also asked by officials to continue being watchful and cooperative. This follows heightened tensions with pakistan and the terror attack in pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, on april 22. The Center had alerted states to the possibility of an attempt to activate sleeper cells during this time.
Several terrorists descended to Baisaran Valley, often known as "Mini Switzerland"—a popular tourist destination with undulating hills and lush orchards—and opened fire last month, killing 26 people, including one Nepali national, and injuring numerous more. The tourists fled for cover in fear as the bullets rang out, according to witnesses. But the vast, open area was too big for them to hide in. After that, india took decisive action against pakistan by renouncing the long-standing Indus Water Treaty and repatriating the Pakistani citizens.
In reaction to the pahalgam incident, india began Operation Sindoor on the intervening night of May 7 and 8, targeting terror bases in pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir. Due to strikes and counterattacks by the two countries, the operation increased bilateral tensions. The two nations agreed to halt all air, sea, and land-based military operations four days later.
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