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Amritsar 2 linked to cross-border terror module held with grenades

Punjab Police arrested Davinder and Rajwinder Singh in Amritsar, linking them to a cross‑border terror module and seizing two hand grenades in a terror plot investigation.

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Punjab Police have arrested two men from Amritsar, identified as Davinder Singh and Rajwinder Singh, in connection with a cross‑border terror module. The operation resulted in the recovery of two hand grenades during a terror plot investigation. The pair were linked to handlers operating from across the border, who are believed to be involved in cross‑border activities. The arrests followed a coordinated investigation that was launched after intelligence indicated active communication between the suspects and the alleged cross‑border network. Police recovered the grenades during a search of the suspects’ residence. The case highlights the ongoing challenge of monitoring and disrupting cross‑border extremist activity in the region. While the specific motives of the suspects remain under investigation, the seizure underscores the potential for violence if such modules are not neutralized. The investigation is ongoing as authorities work to trace connections and identify any additional participants. This development adds to a series of recent security incidents that have drawn attention to the need for heightened vigilance along the international border. Local officials have emphasized the importance of community cooperation in reporting suspicious activities, noting that early detection can prevent larger threats from materializing. The police department has announced increased patrols in sensitive areas of Amritsar to deter any further attempts at extremist mobilization. This development follows a pattern of similar actions taken by law enforcement agencies across Punjab in recent months, where individuals with alleged ties to cross‑border networks have been detained and weapon caches uncovered. The swift response by Punjab Police demonstrates the capacity of state security forces to act on intelligence inputs and intervene before an attack can be carried out. As the investigation proceeds, officials are expected to present further details on the structure of the module and any connections to larger extremist groups. For now, the arrest of Davinder and Rajwinder Singh and the removal of the hand grenades represent a tangible step in disrupting a potentially dangerous network.

Source: Hindustan Times

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