In a major security scare, authorities have discovered that Al Qaeda, the notorious terrorist organisation once led by Osama bin Laden, has set up training camps in India. This alarming development has sent shockwaves through Indian security agencies.
The Special Cell of the Delhi Police has arrested six suspected terrorists in Bhiwadi, Rajasthan. According to intelligence reports, these individuals were receiving weapons and attack training deep in the forests of Bhiwadi. A detailed system was created to ensure that the training camps remained hidden from public view. The most worrying aspect is the proximity of this Al Qaeda camp to a research centre of the Indian Air Force, which poses a serious threat to national security.
In today’s episode of DNA, Zee News showcases key findings from the arrest.
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Key findings from the arrest:
- The suspects were found with weapons, ammunition and an imitation AK-47 rifle.
- In addition, they carried literature promoting extremist ideologies and other suspicious materials.
- Training at this camp reportedly focused on specialized skills such as weapons handling and reconnaissance of specific areas.
Intelligence agencies are now working to determine how long these suspects had been hiding in the area. They are also investigating the nature of the attacks these individuals were trained for and why that particular location was chosen for the camp.
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