Investigating agencies have got a lot of information by examining the phone of Muzammil, arrested in the terror module of Jaish-e-Mohammed. Investigation has revealed that Muzammil had come to Delhi several times this year. An investigation has been started into his activities and possible planning behind this.

The agencies have also recovered photographs of many places in Delhi from his phone. These photographs are being analyzed to find out which areas Muzammil visited and what was the purpose of his visit. Initial speculation is that Muzammil’s visit to Delhi was part of some larger planning and it was not just a personal visit.

Many WhatsApp groups found in Muzammil’s phone

A shocking revelation has come to light during the investigation of Muzammil’s phone. The agencies found several WhatsApp groups in his phone, in which suspicious people may have joined. After the arrest of Muzammil, many people left these groups, due to which questions are being raised whether these people left due to fear or they were also a part of this module. Now the investigating agencies are collecting information about all of them and trying to find out what was the motive behind their group exit.

Police is investigating Muzammil’s activities

An important aspect of the investigation is also the people whom Muzammil met in Delhi. Agencies are trying to find out whether he had made local contacts or had contacted a bigger network. It is also being investigated whether he came alone or other people were also present with him.

Who is Muzammil Shakeel?

Muzammil Shakeel has been arrested in a joint operation of Jammu and Kashmir Police and Faridabad Police. Muzammil is a PCC doctor and was working at Al-Falah University, Faridabad for the last three and a half years.

Weapons and assault rifle recovered from Swift car

On the behest of Muzammil, Faridabad Police recovered a Swift car. Police recovered Krinkob assault rifle from inside this car, which is similar in appearance to AK-47. Along with this, three magazines and 83 rounds of cartridges were also found. Apart from this, one pistol, two pistol magazines and two empty shells have also been recovered.

Police found about 360 kg of ammonium nitrate at the behest of Muzammil in Dhoj area of ​​Faridabad. According to the information, Muzammil had taken this room on rent and this collection had reached him about 15 days ago.

Wires related to Jaish-e-Mohammed

Dr. Muzammil was arrested by the police 10 days ago. Investigation revealed that there is strong evidence of his direct connection with Jaish-e-Mohammed. The police is now investigating the entire matter.

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Indonesia Tempo Magazine: The freedom of the press in Indonesia is under threat. The Tempo magazine criticizing the policies of President Prabovo Subiano was threatened. A pig’s head and a box of chopped mice were sent to the magazine’s office. The incident indicates pressure on the freedom of the press in Indonesia and is creating a dangerous atmosphere for journalists.

Tempo, which is one of the top weekly publications in Indonesia since the 1970s. He recently published critical reports on the policies of President Prabovo. On Saturday (March 22), the scavengers found a box of chopped mice to the Tempo office, while a pig’s head was also sent there on Thursday. It was not clear who is behind this threat, but it has become a serious concern for the freedom of the press.

Activists’ response
Organizations like Amnesty International and Journalists’ Security Committee have strongly condemned the incident. Usman Hamid, executive director of Amnesty International Indonesia, said that being a journalist in Indonesia could be “like a death sentence”. He has demanded immediate investigation into the incident. The head of the Asia program of the Journalists’ Security Committee, the head of the Asia program, called it “a dangerous and deliberate act of intimidation”.

Tempo’s answer
Tempo’s editor -in -chief Satri Yasra said that the purpose of this threat is to weaken his work, but he clarified that the magazine would be fully committed to his mission. He said, “If the intention is to scare, we are not afraid, but stop this cowardly act.” Tempo has informed the police about the incident and the officials are investigating the case.

Question on freedom of press
Taking the incident lightly, President Prabovo spokesman Hassan Nasabi said that the magazine should “bus cooking,” but later clarified his comment, saying that it is necessary to maintain the freedom of the press. The incident has created serious concerns about the freedom of the press in Indonesia and the safety of journalists, especially for journalists who criticize the government.

Criticizing the policies of Prabovo
Tempo magazine has published several articles criticizing the policies of President Prabovo in recent weeks. These include issues of broad budget cuts, which recently led to protests. The incident has further increased the increasing tension between the press and the government in Indonesia.