A terrorist linked to the Islamic State (ISIS) with a bounty of ₹3 lakh on his head, Rizwan Abdul, has been arrested by the Delhi Police’s Special Cell. Abdul, a resident of Jammu and Kashmir, was apprehended from the Sarai Kale Khan area in Delhi.
According to the police, Abdul was involved in various terror activities and was in touch with ISIS handlers. He was also suspected to be planning a terror attack in the national capital.
The police had been tracking Abdul for several months before finally arresting him. During his interrogation, Abdul revealed that he had been radicalized online and had been in contact with ISIS operatives.
Abdul’s arrest is seen as a major breakthrough for the Delhi Police, who have been working to prevent terror attacks in the city. The police are now investigating Abdul’s links with other terror operatives and the extent of his involvement in terror activities.
The arrest has also sent a message to other terror operatives that the police are vigilant and will take swift action against those involved in terror activities. The police are now working to ensure that Abdul’s arrest leads to a bigger crackdown on terror operatives in the country.