Lucknow: The Madhya Pradesh intelligence has warned of a terror attack in Uttar Pradesh.
According to a report, terrorists could be donning saffron robes, or pose as saints or tantricks, to evade police’s scrutiny
Twenty-five terrorists, all aged 18 years, have been infiltrated into India via Nepal, added the report.
The alert came as the Yogi Adityanath government shunted out Uttar Pradesh Police chief Javeed Ahmed and replaced him by 1980-batch IPS officer Sulkan Singh.
On March 08, an alleged terrorist, suspected to have been influenced by the Islamic State (ISIS), was killed in Lucknow after a 12-hour police operation in the wake of the Ujjain-Bhopal train blast.
The encounter came as Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh police teams carried out arrests of several “seld-radicalised” persons suspected to be linked to the train blast in Shajapur in MP on March 07 in which 10 persons were injured.Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh police teams carried out arrests of several “seld-radicalised” persons suspected to be linked to the train blast in Shajapur in MP on March 07 in which 10 persons were injured.
Bureau Report
Lucknow: The Madhya Pradesh intelligence has warned of a terror attack in Uttar Pradesh.
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