Ban on Condom and Dating Apps: The Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) has written a letter to ICC Chairman Jay Shah objecting to adult category advertisements during the telecast of international cricket matches. CTE Chairman Brijesh Goyal, in the letter, has demanded a complete ban on telecast of condom, dating apps and other adult category advertisements during family viewing time.

In its letter, CTI has mentioned the second T20 International match between India and England played on 4 July 2026 at Old Trafford, Manchester, England. According to the organization, an advertisement for Durex condoms was aired between the overs of the match, while crores of people were watching the live match with their families.

Situation is uncomfortable for parents – CTI

CTI claims that about 44 crore people in the country watch cricket, which also includes children below 16 years of age. In such a situation, such advertisements create an uncomfortable situation for the viewers watching the match with their families, especially children and their parents.

In the letter, CTI Chairman Brijesh Goyal has said that cricket is not just a game in India but is a subject related to the emotions of the people. He also mentioned his personal experience in the letter, saying that his 13-year-old son was also watching the match with him and while the condom advertisement was being aired, he asked questions related to it, which created an uncomfortable situation for him. The organization says that many families across the country would have to face such a situation.

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CTI has demanded from ICC to issue clear guidelines to ban the telecast of condom, dating app and other adult category advertisements during all international cricket matches telecasted in the family viewing time of 7 pm to 11 pm. Along with this, a demand has also been made from all the member boards of BCCI and ICC to make ‘Family Viewing Code’ mandatory in the contracts with broadcast partners.

If adult ads are shown after the ban, take action – CTI

The organization has also demanded that if such advertisements are aired in future, action should be taken against the concerned broadcaster and cricket board. The letter states that when there is a ban on liquor and tobacco advertisements in the country, then why are adult category advertisements being allowed to be aired between overs.

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CTI has requested ICC Chairman Jay Shah to take up this issue on priority in the upcoming ICC Board meeting and a concrete policy should be made in this regard within 30 days keeping in mind the mental health of children. The organization has said that if necessary, it will also raise this issue with the Parliament and the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.

Anurag Kashyap’s ‘Bandar’ was released on 5th June. Bobby Deol was in the lead role in this film. The trailer of the film was liked a lot. But it flopped at the box office. Even Bobby Deol’s charm could not save the film. Anurag Kashyap has given many cult classic films like Gangs of Wasseypur, Gulaal, Manmarziyaan.

However, most of the actor’s films have flopped miserably at the box office. There are many hit films in his career. The Lunchbox has been an average, queen hit, NH 10 semi hit, super 30 hit.

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Anurag Kashyap’s flop films

Anurag Kashyap Ki Udaan, Shaitan, That Girl in Yellow Boots, Gangs of Wasseypur, Gangs of Wasseypur 2, Aiyya, Luv Shuv Te Chicken Khurana, The Last Act, Lootera, Shorts, Shahid, Hunter, Masaan, Shaandaar, Haramkhor, Trapped, Boxer, Bhavesh Joshi Superhero, Saand Ki Aankh, Monkey, Sniper, APDJ, Dobara, Manmarziyaan, Raman More than 20 films like Raghav, Agali, Gulaal, Black Friday, Nau Smoking have been flops.

Anurag Kashyap’s Gangs of Wasseypur was a flop.

Gangs of Wasseypur and Gangs of Wasseypur 2 are very much liked today. That film is discussed everywhere but when the films were released, they flopped miserably. According to Box Office India, the first part of the film collected Rs 28 crores and the second part collected Rs 22 crores.

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Vicky Kaushal’s first film Masaan also flopped badly. This film had earned Rs 3 crore 80 lakh. Ranveer Singh’s Lootera also flopped. The film had earned Rs 27 crore 86 lakh. Today all these films are considered cult classics.

Box office collection of ‘Bandar’

Talking about the box office collection of ‘Bandar’, the film earned only Rs 4.75 crore gross. Earned Rs 4 crore net there. The film opened with only Rs 50 lakh. The film got only 10 percent occupancy.

From South to Bollywood, many films have been released so far in June. On one side, Ram Charan’s ‘Peddi’ is shown and on the other side, Varun Dhawan’s ‘Hai Jawaani To Ishq Hona Hai’ is shown. At the same time, a small budget Marathi film is also performing well. Let us know which film captured the box office and remains ahead in the race.

‘If you are young then you have to fall in love’

This film of Varun Dhawan earned 7.5 crores on the first day. The film earned Rs 7.5 crore on the second day, Rs 9 crore on the third day, Rs 3.5 crore on the fourth day, Rs 3.8 crore on the fifth day and Rs 2.8 crore on the sixth day. The film has so far collected gross of Rs 40.60 crore and net of Rs 34.15 crore. Worldwide the film earned Rs 51.85 crore. The film has been made by David Dhawan.

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‘Monkey’

Talking about Monkey, this film is not getting much response at the box office. The film earned Rs 50 lakh on the first day, Rs 95 lakh on the second day, Rs 1 crore on the third day, Rs 30 lakh on the fourth day, Rs 40 lakh on the fifth day and Rs 25 lakh on the sixth day. The film earned a net of Rs 3.40 crore and a gross collection of Rs 4.05 crore.

‘Peddi’

Talking about Ram Charan’s ‘Peddi’, this film had earned Rs 18.5 crore in paid previews. On the first day, the film did well and earned Rs 47.2 crores. Earned Rs 24.2 crore on the second day, Rs 25.85 crore on the third day, Rs 27.75 crore on the fourth day, Rs 10.6 crore on the fifth day, Rs 7.8 crore on the sixth day and Rs 6.1 crore on the seventh day. The film has earned net Rs 187.25 crore. At the same time, gross collection of Rs 222.53 crore has been done.

‘Tumbadchi Manjula’

This film has recovered the budget. The film earned gross Rs 6 crore and net Rs 5.30 crore. The budget of the film is 6 crores. The film earned Rs 54 lakh on the first day, Rs 98 lakh on the second day, Rs 1.73 crore on the third day, Rs 70 lakh on the fourth day, Rs 75 lakh on the fifth day and Rs 60 lakh on the sixth day.

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‘Parimala and Co’

The film collected Rs 1.6 crore on the first day, Rs 2 crore on the second day, Rs 2.15 crore on the third day, Rs 65 lakh on the fourth day, Rs 55 lakh on the fifth day and Rs 45 lakh on the sixth day. The film has earned net Rs 7.40 crore. At the same time, gross collection of Rs 8.51 crore has been done.

‘Mollywood Times’

This film earned 1.8 crores on the first day, 1.9 crores on the second day, 1.9 crores on the third day, 70 lakhs on the fourth day, 54 lakhs on the fifth day and 46 lakhs on the sixth day. The film earned gross 8.49 crores and net 7.30 crores.

Just as the bomb blast in Delhi alerted the security agencies across the country, the focus of investigation has now shifted to a madrassa in Faridabad, whose structure and location are constantly raising questions. This Madrasa was being built in 200 yards at a distance of about two kilometers near Al-Falah University. At first glance its structure did not look like a normal religious educational institution.

The biggest surprise was that the madrasa was being built about ten feet below the ground. This structure being built underground was enough to lead the security agencies in the direction of suspicion. When the ABP News team reached this place, they came to know that there were thick concrete walls, whose thickness was about 5 feet. The surprising thing was that fans, mats and seating areas were ready inside, which clearly shows that there must have been regular movement of people inside the madrasa under construction, but the question is, for what purpose was such an unusual structure made?

Who was funding the madrasa?

The Madrasa was registered in the name of Maulvi Ishtaaq, but the funding was completely being handled by Dr. Muzammil and this fact gives a more serious turn to the investigation, because the name of Dr. Muzammil has come up with the Delhi blasts module. This link led the investigating agencies to the conclusion that it could be an organized module not only at the city but even at the national level. It is also an important part of the investigation that when the underground construction was planned, who prepared it, where the construction material was brought from and for what purpose such a strong internal structure was prepared. All the facts indicate that the Madrasa could have been not only a religious place but also a center of some secret activity. On 24 December 2025, the NIA team reached Faridabad with Dr. Muzammil with special security. The team not only inspected the madrassa, but also took him to Al-Falah University and the house where he was living.

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The investigating agencies have got a big clue in the car blast case that took place near the Red Fort in Delhi. The arrested accused Muzammil Shakeel Ganai had used flour mill and electrical machines to prepare explosives. During the investigation, the police recovered this mill and machines from the house of a taxi driver in Faridabad, Haryana.

Explosives were being made in a rented room in Faridabad
Ganai, a resident of Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, used to grind urea finely with the help of a flour mill in a rented room in Faridabad and then refine it with an electrical machine and prepare chemicals. On November 9, the police had recovered 360 kg of ammonium nitrate and other explosive materials from the same place. During interrogation, accused Ganai admitted that he had been preparing explosives by separating ammonium nitrate from urea in the same manner for a long time. He was a doctor at Al-Falah University, Faridabad.

Taxi driver also in custody, NIA is interrogating
The NIA team has also detained the taxi driver from Faridabad from whose house these devices were recovered. The driver told that he had met Ganai about four years ago, when he had gone to Al-Falah Medical College to get his son treated.

15 killed in car blast near Red Fort
15 people were killed in a suicide attack in a Hyundai i20 car near the Red Fort. The suicide bomber driving the car, Omar Un Nabi, was killed in the attack. He was a resident of Kashmir and was a doctor by profession. Omar was also associated with Al-Falah University.

Even before the attack, Kashmir Police had exposed the terrorist module.
Just hours before the blast, Jammu and Kashmir Police had busted a major ‘white collar’ terrorist module with links to Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed and Al-Qaeda-linked Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind. During this period, 2,900 kg of explosive material was also seized, which included ammonium nitrate and it is believed that this material Delhi blast Used in.

The blast that took place near the Red Fort in Delhi on Monday (November 10) shook the entire country. 12 people lost their lives in the blast that took place near the historical heritage site of the country’s capital, while 20 people were injured. The indications found in the initial investigation are pointing towards a terror attack. Let us know what happened in this blast case on Tuesday (11 November).

Doctor mastermind of Pulwama?

On Tuesday, information came to light that it is possible that the car in which the blast took place near the Red Fort belonged to Dr. Umar Nabi of Pulwama, Kashmir. It is believed that Umar Nabi is the mastermind of this blast. For this, DNA sample of Umar’s mother was taken.

Home Minister Amit Shah held an important meeting

Union Home Minister Amit Shah held an important review meeting with top security officials in the blast case near the Red Fort in Delhi, in which he has given instructions for strict action. Reiterating Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s resolve to bring the culprits to justice, Amit Shah said everyone involved in this act will face stringent punishment. Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan, Intelligence Bureau Director Tapan Kumar Deka, Delhi Police Commissioner Satish Golcha and National Investigation Agency (NIA) Director General (DG) Sadanand Vasant Date participated in this meeting.

Investigation handed over to NIA

The investigation into the blast near the Red Fort was handed over to the NIA on Tuesday (11 November). Meanwhile, investigators have focused on a doctor from Pulwama, who is mainly linked to a terror module busted with the recovery of explosives from Faridabad.

Loved ones identified dead bodies by tattoos and tattered clothes

It has not been easy for the families of those who lost their lives in the blast that took place on Monday evening near the Red Fort in the national capital, and the tattoos on their bodies and tattered clothes have helped them in this. At LNJP Hospital, he did not lose hope until that tattoo, the torn sleeve or the blue shirt confirmed his worst fears.

CM Rekha Gupta announced compensation

CM Rekha Gupta has announced that Delhi blast An amount of Rs 10 lakh will be given to the families of the deceased, Rs 5 lakh to the permanently disabled people and Rs 2 lakh to the seriously injured. He said that our government will take the responsibility of providing proper and quality treatment to the injured.

Muslim organizations said – this is a security lapse

Regarding the blast in Delhi, major Muslim organizations expressed concern over the explosion near the Red Fort in Delhi and pointed to the security lapse. Also urged the government to conduct a comprehensive, impartial and multi-dimensional investigation into the incident. All India Muslim Personal Law Board has expressed deep sorrow over the blast that took place on Monday evening. According to a statement issued by the board, the board has expressed its deep condolences to the families of the deceased and wished for the speedy recovery of the injured.

Board Chairman Maulana Khalid Saifullah Rahmani expressed serious concern over the explosion near the historic Red Fort in the national capital. He urged the government to conduct a comprehensive, impartial and multi-dimensional investigation into this incident.

After the blast that took place on Monday (10 November 2025) evening near Red Fort Metro Station Gate No. 1 of Delhi, the raid of investigative agencies is going on in many cities including Faridabad, Lucknow and Kashmir. The mastermind of this conspiracy, Dr. Omar Mohammad, was killed in this blast. He was a friend of Dr. Muzammil Shakeel and worked in a hospital in Faridabad.

Bomb making factory in Faridabad

According to sources, both of them used to make bombs together in a factory in Faridabad. The warehouse of ammonium nitrate for making bombs was also in Faridabad. According to the investigating agencies, Dr. Umar Mohammad was the mastermind of the conspiracy in Faridabad Hospital. While living there, he had included many Kashmiri youth with him. One of his friends is still missing. Investigation revealed that he had gone on a foreign tour. Police have detained Umar’s parents and two brothers.

Delhi blast could be suicide attack

Dr. Omar Mohammed’s conspiracy came to light on October 30 when Jammu and Kashmir Police took Muzammil into custody. Dr. Umar had not come to Delhi to carry out the blast, rather the situation had become such that he was afraid of being caught. He had carried out the blast himself, which means it was a suicide attack or an accidental blast. However, the investigating agencies have not yet confirmed this.

Delhi blast investigation handed over to NIA

Meanwhile, the Home Ministry has handed over the investigation of the blast near Red Fort in Delhi to the National Investigation Agency (NIA). NIA is now taking action to fully investigate the blast, trace the network of suspects and arrest those responsible.

Regarding this, a search operation was conducted in Al Falah University, Faridabad. The name of Dr. Parvez Ansari, associated with Integral University of Lucknow, came up in the case related to the terrorist module of Faridabad. During investigation, a sticker of Integral University was found on Parvez Ansari’s car.

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In Faridabad, adjacent to the capital Delhi, the police have caught a terrorist module which has shaken the security agencies of the entire country. This module is linked to some doctors of Kashmir, who were planning to carry out a big blast under the guise of medical treatment.

Police have so far recovered about 2900 kg of explosives. If this explosive had been used, how big would have been the scene of devastation? Just thinking about this will make your soul tremble.

Where was the explosive recovered from?

These items were found from Fatehpur Taga and Dhauj villages of Faridabad. Police also recovered 20 timers, walkie-talkies and assault rifles from here. The accused doctor had taken a house on rent in Dhauj village. About 360 kg of ammonium nitrate was recovered from the same room. The house was in the name of a Maulana, who has now been taken into custody.

2563 kg of suspected explosive found in a village

Another 2563 kg of suspected explosive was recovered from Fatehpur Taga village. The police found so much gunpowder that they had to call a truck to refill it. The name of the accused doctor is Dr. Muzammil Shakeel. He was also a medical teacher in a university in Faridabad. Earlier, Dr. Adil Ahmed Dar was arrested from Saharanpur, UP. Both Kashmiri doctors are said to be associated with a big terrorist network.

Investigation has revealed that a third doctor, Muzaffar Ahmed Rather, fled to Dubai two months ago. Police suspect that he is now hiding in Pakistan or Afghanistan. In this entire module, the name of a lady doctor from Lucknow, Shaheen Shahid, has also appeared. Rifle and live cartridges have been recovered from Shaheen’s car. According to sources, Dr. Muzammil used the same car.

What did the police tell?

Faridabad Police Commissioner said that the substance recovered is not RDX, but ammonium nitrate. This is also considered equally dangerous and explosive. 83 cartridges, one pistol and two magazines were also recovered from the room of the accused. Even the police found eight big suitcases and four small bags, which were filled with explosives.

The investigating agencies are now busy finding out which city was their target. The team of Faridabad and Jammu and Kashmir Police was working on this for the last 15 days. So far 8 people have been arrested, including doctors, clerics and associates.

Security agencies are considering this module as the biggest terrorist trap in recent years. Police say that at present many important information is being kept secret. It is certain that if this module had not been caught in time, a huge explosion could have occurred in the country.

Who is Dr. Muzammil?

Dr. Muzammil was working in Alfalah University, Faridabad for the last one and a half years and lived in the doctors’ quarters inside the university campus. Dr. Muzammil was a general physician. Dr. Muzammil was arrested 9 days ago in a joint operation between Jammu and Kashmir and Faridabad Police.

Under the guidance of Muzammil, 360 kg of ammonium nitrate was recovered from a house in Dhauj village, just 500 meters away from the campus of Al Falah University. Police have recovered walkie talkie, 20 timers, 20 batteries and a watch from Dr. Muzammil’s room in Dhauj village.

Apart from this, some chemicals have also been recovered by the police. Jammu Kashmir Police and Faridabad Police recovered a Swift car from Dr. Muzammil along with explosives. An assault rifle, 83 bullets, two magazines, one pistol, some live cartridges, two empty cartridges and one magazine of the pistol have been recovered from this car.

On the behest of Dr. Muzammil, the police have recovered 2563 kg of suspected explosive from the room of a house in Fatehpur Taga village of Faridabad, which in the initial investigation appears to be ammonium nitrate.

The house in Fatehpur Taga belongs to a person named Hafiz Ishtiaq. Hafiz Ishtiaq is the maulana of the mosque of Dhauj village. The police have also detained Hafiz Ishtiaq and are interrogating him. The Swift car that was recovered from Dr. Muzammil. Dr. Shaheen Shahid of Alfalah University. Dr. Shaheen Shahid has been arrested by Jammu and Kashmir Police. Dr. Shaheen Shahid is a resident of Lalbagh area of ​​Lucknow. Police is interrogating Shaheen Shahid.

What does the police want?

Actually, the police want to know how long Dr. Muzammil and Shaheen Shahid were in contact with each other and also for how long Dr. Muzammil was using Shahid’s car. Dr. Adil has been arrested by Jammu and Kashmir Police in this terror network.

Actually, Dr. Adil was a resident doctor in GMC i.e. Government Medical College. Actually, Dr. Adil had pasted some posters related to terrorist organizations like Mohammed in Kashmir, the CCTV of which was in the hands of Jammu and Kashmir Police.

When Jammu and Kashmir Police investigated that CCTV, it was found that the person who pasted the poster was none other than GMC’s Doctor Adil.

When the Jammu and Kashmir Police team reached Dr. Adil’s house in Kulgam, Dr. Adil was not present at his house. After this, after interrogating the family members, the police came to know that Doctor Adil had gone to Saharanpur to attend a wedding. After this, a team of Jammu and Kashmir Police reached Saharanpur and Dr. Adil was arrested from there.

The country’s security agencies have exposed a major white-collar terrorist network with the arrest of four doctors in a sustained operation over the last four days. This network was planning major terrorist attacks in India and was being operated by foreign handlers based in Pakistan and other countries.

In the joint raid conducted in Haryana, UP, Gujarat and Jammu and Kashmir, the police recovered more than 2,900 kg of explosives, weapons, rifles, pistols, timers, batteries and material for making IED. Investigation revealed that many doctors were allegedly working for Jaish-e-Mohammed, Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind (AGuH) and ISIS.

Know 10 important things related to the exposure of this terrorist module here:

1. 2,563 kg of suspected explosives recovered from two houses in Faridabad
Faridabad Police made second major recovery in just 24 hours. A day after 350 kg of explosives were found in Dhauj, 2,563 kg of suspected ammonium nitrate was found in another house in Fatehpur Taga. This house was also taken on rent by Kashmiri doctor Muzammil Shakeel. Police say that this explosive could have been used in making IED on a large scale.

2. Muzammil Shakeel-the big mastermind of ‘white-collar terror module’
Pulwama resident Dr. Muzammil Shakeel, who was an assistant professor at Al-Falah University, Faridabad, turned out to be an important part of this module. He was living in two houses in Dhauj and Fatehpur Taga for the last three years and a large cache of explosives and weapons was found from these houses. Police say that this module was getting brain and logistics support through Muzammil.

3. 350 kg explosives, timers, rifles and suitcases were found from the first house.
The items recovered from his rented house in Dhauj on Sunday included 350 kg ammonium nitrate, 20 timers, an assault rifle, a pistol, several cartridges, 12 big and 4 small suitcases, a bucket full of explosives. This material indicates preparations for a major attack.

4. Female doctor Shaheen Shahid arrested
Faridabad Police found the name of a female doctor, Dr. Shaheen Shahid, during the interrogation of Muzammil. When the police searched his Swift car, they found-
• An assault rifle,
• a pistol,
• Live cartridges were recovered.
Dr. Shaheen was immediately arrested. Police suspect that she was helping Muzammil in carrying weapons. Shaheen Shahid is a resident of Lal Bagh, Lucknow.

5. Dr. Adil Rather – From putting up posters to keeping weapons
Dr. Adil Ahmed Rather was arrested from Saharanpur, UP. He was earlier a doctor in GMC Anantnag. An AK-47 rifle was found in his locker and he was seen putting up pro-Jaish posters in CCTV. His inquiry played a big role in reaching Muzammil.

6. More than 2,900 kg bomb making material recovered
In the joint operation going on for the last 15 days, Haryana and J&K Police have so far recovered more than 2,900 kg of IED related items, rifles, pistols, batteries, remote controls, electronic circuits. This recovery is considered to be the biggest recovery in recent years.

7. Links to foreign handlers
Investigation has revealed that these doctors were in contact with handlers based in Pakistan and other countries. Their network has been found to be directly linked to Islamic State Khorasan (ISIS-K), Jaish-e-Mohammed, Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind (AGUH).

8. Arrest of Dr. Syed in Gujarat
Gujarat ATS arrested Dr. Ahmed Syed of Hyderabad, who has done MBBS from China. He was preparing to make resin poison and had also done recce of crowded places. Glock pistols, Beretta gun and 30 cartridges were found from him. Not only this, about 4 liters of castor oil has been recovered from him, which is used in making a deadly poison called resin. He was preparing to attack the crowded places of Delhi-Lucknow-Ahmedabad.

9. Raids in many districts
By conducting raids in Srinagar, Anantnag, Ganderbal and Shopian of Jammu and Kashmir, police recovered books on making IED, digital devices, terrorist posters and many suspicious documents. With this, the entire module seems to be spreading within academic and professional circles.

10. More than 7 accused arrested so far
So far, at least 7 accused doctors and professionals including Muzammil, Adil, Shaheen have been arrested. According to officials, this module was preparing chemical and firearm-based terrorist attacks across the country. It has also been revealed that all of them were using their ‘clean profession’ as a cover.

These people have been arrested so far

• Arif Nisar Dar (Sahil), resident of Nowgam, Srinagar
• Yasir-ul-Ashraf, resident of Nowgam, Srinagar
• Maqsood Ahmed Dar (Shahid), resident of Nowgam, Srinagar
• Maulvi Irfan Ahmed (Imam of the mosque), resident Shopian
• Jamir Ahmed Ahangar (Mutlasha), resident of Wakura, Ganderbal
• Dr. Muzammil Ahmed Ganai (Musaib), resident of Koil, Pulwama
• Dr. Adil, resident Wanpora, Kulgam
• Dr. Shaheen Shahid, resident, Lalbagh, Lucknow

While busting a big terrorist module spread in Jammu-Kashmir, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, security agencies have arrested a female doctor from Lucknow. After the arrest of many people associated with this module, the police have recovered a huge quantity of explosives and weapons. AK-47 rifle has also been recovered from the car of the arrested female doctor.

Lucknow’s female doctor arrested
According to officials, Dr. Shaheen, a resident of Lucknow, was arrested on Monday. He has been arrested along with seven other accused, including Dr Muzammil Ganai from Kashmir, who was detained from Faridabad. Dr. Shaheen was taken to Srinagar for questioning, where he is being interrogated in detail.

These people were arrested first

• Arif Nisar Dar (Sahil), resident of Nowgam, Srinagar
• Yasir-ul-Ashraf, resident of Nowgam, Srinagar
• Maqsood Ahmed Dar (Shahid), resident of Nowgam, Srinagar
• Maulvi Irfan Ahmed (Imam of the mosque), resident Shopian
• Jamir Ahmed Ahangar (Mutlasha), resident of Wakura, Ganderbal
• Dr. Muzammil Ahmed Ganai (Musaib), resident of Koil, Pulwama
• Dr. Adil, resident Wanpora, Kulgam

2900 kg explosives recovered
Officials said that after the arrests, the investigation teams recovered 2900 kg of IED making material and other explosives. Police say that this module was linked to Jaish-e-Mohammed and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind, and included educated professionals and white-collar people like doctors.

Weapons and explosives found in Faridabad
During investigation, Haryana and Jammu and Kashmir Police recovered a huge quantity of weapons and explosives from a rented flat in Faridabad. This action took place when Dr. Muzammil Ganai, a resident of Pulwama, was arrested, who was suspected to have links with the Jaish module linked to Pakistani handlers.

Police and central agencies of many states were involved in the operation.
Officials said that this entire operation was conducted by Jammu-Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh and Haryana Police with the cooperation of central agencies. He also said that due to the ongoing investigation, the exact dates of the arrests will not be made public at this time.

360 kg of suspected explosives and weapons recovered
According to officials, about 360 kg of inflammable substance, believed to be ammonium nitrate, was recovered along with weapons and bomb-making materials. The seized items included an assault rifle, three magazines, 83 live cartridges, a pistol and its eight bullets, two empty cartridges, two spare magazines, 12 suitcases, a bucket full of explosives, 20 timers, four batteries, remote control, about five kg of heavy metal and a walkie-talkie set. Police believe that this entire stockpile was to be used for large-scale terrorist attacks.

Case opened with the arrest of Dr. Adil and Dr. Muzammil
This recovery took place after the arrest of Dr. Adil Ahmed Rather of Pulwama from Saharanpur, from whom many important clues were found during interrogation. Based on his information, the investigation team reached Dr. Muzammil of Faridabad, who was an assistant professor at Al-Falah University and was arrested about ten days ago. Officials said that during the search of Muzammil’s rented house on Sunday, this entire explosives and a large cache of weapons were found.