Security agencies in Amritsar have successfully dismantled two terror modules reportedly operating with support from Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). The operation, which took place in the Punjab region, resulted in the apprehension of several individuals suspected of planning subversive activities within India.

According to reports from India Today, the investigation into these groups revealed a specific intent to carry out an attack at Jantar Mantar, a prominent site in the national capital, New Delhi. While the report confirms the arrests and the alleged link to foreign intelligence, it provides limited information regarding the specific identities of the suspects or the exact timeline of the alleged planned attack. The operation highlights ongoing concerns regarding cross-border security and the potential for militant activities to be coordinated from outside Indian territory.

As this is a developing security matter, further details regarding the evidence seized during the raids and the specific charges filed against the detainees remain forthcoming. The authorities have not yet released a comprehensive statement detailing the full scope of the conspiracy or the number of individuals currently in custody. Security has been heightened in sensitive areas following the discovery of these modules, as officials continue to investigate potential connections between these groups and other ongoing security threats in the region.