An alert has been issued in different cities of India regarding a major terrorist attack on Republic Day (26 January). Quoting intelligence agencies, sources said that the targets of the terrorists are big temples of the country including Delhi. After this, security arrangements have been tightened at many places including Delhi. Pakistan intelligence agency ISI has made a secret plan to carry out this attack, whose code name has been given 26-26.
Ayodhya Ram temple on target of terrorists
According to sources, the targets of terrorists include Ram Temple of Ayodhya and Raghunath Temple of Jammu. After receiving inputs from security agencies, security forces have been asked to be more alert than before. After this alert, forces have been put on alert in the country’s capital Delhi. Terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed and Punjab based gangsters can carry out this attack.
Posters of terrorists were pasted in Delhi
Intelligence agencies are constantly keeping an eye on social media, where Kashmiri Resistance Group and Falcon Squad are continuously issuing threats. Muslim youth are being provoked here. Keeping security in mind on Republic Day, posters of terrorists have been pasted in Delhi. For the first time, a picture of a Delhi terrorist has been put in it. A picture of a terrorist named Mohammad Rehan has been put up, whose address has been given as North East Delhi.
This terrorist had absconded after the Al Qaeda module was busted in Sambhal. Terrorists are preparing to carry out a major attack especially in Delhi. The terrorists identified by the security agencies include the names of Syed Mohammad Arshia, Mohammad Rehan, Mohammad Sharjeel Akhtar, Mohammad Omar, Abu Sufiyan and Mohammad Shaheed Faizal.
Special security arrangements in Delhi for Republic Day
Delhi Police will use FRS-enabled smart glasses for facial recognition as part of strengthening security arrangements for Republic Day. Police said that these AI-equipped devices will be linked to the police database of criminals and suspects, which will help the personnel deployed at the ground level to identify them immediately. These smart glasses can scan faces in crowded areas and, within seconds, match them with records stored in a central database.
Search operation intensified in Jammu and Kashmir
Amidst tightening of security arrangements in Jammu in view of Republic Day, security forces on Wednesday conducted a door-to-door search operation in an area with a large population of Rohingya Muslims. Additional Army personnel have been deployed in the high altitude areas of Kishtwar district on the fourth day of the operation to search for the terrorists who fled into the dense forest after the encounter on Sunday. There are a large number of settlements of Rohingya and Bangladeshi Muslims in this area.
The move is part of the stringent security measures being taken to ensure peaceful conduct of the Republic Day celebrations and thwart any attempt by terrorists to create disturbances. According to officials, security forces have already strengthened security along the border and the highway by intensifying surveillance, investigation and searches.
