300-Kg Explosives, Weapons, Timers: J&K Police Stop Deadly Terror Plot Targeting North India In Time
In a massive counter-terror operation, Indian security agencies have averted what could have been a devastating attack in northern India. Around 300 kg of explosives, an AK-47 rifle, and IED-making materials were seized from a rented house in Faridabad’s Dhauj village. The operation was led by the Jammu & Kashmir Police, with support from the IB and local police. The suspect, a medical student from Al Falah College, is linked to a wider network under probe. Officials confirm ammonium nitrate, not RDX, was recovered, capable of creating high-intensity blasts. Intelligence sources say the material was enough to build multiple IEDs for coordinated strikes. The discovery has exposed how educated operatives are being recruited into terror modules. Agencies including the NIA are expected to join the probe as the investigation deepens.
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