There was panic in the aviation sector after a bomb threat was received on an international flight coming from Bahrain to Hyderabad. According to information given by officials, Gulf Air flight number GF 274, which was flying from Bahrain to Shamshabad Airport (Rajiv Gandhi International Airport) in Hyderabad, was diverted towards Mumbai due to security reasons.

Early Tuesday morning officials received information that there was a bomb on the plane. As soon as the threatening call was received, security agencies and Air Traffic Control (ATC) immediately swung into action. As a precaution, the pilot was instructed to land at the nearby Mumbai airport instead of Hyderabad. The plane made a safe landing at Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport at 4:20 am.

Security Checks and Protocols
Immediately after landing, the aircraft was taken to an isolated bay of the airport. The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) and the bomb disposal squad surrounded the plane and launched a massive search operation. All passengers and crew members were brought down safely. According to Telugu media reports, a thorough investigation was conducted inside the plane and in the luggage hold. As per security protocol, passengers’ luggage was also re-screened.

Alert at Hyderabad Airport
The impact of this incident was also seen at Shamshabad Airport in Hyderabad. As soon as the news of the flight being diverted was received, high alert was declared at the airport. An atmosphere of anxiety and panic was seen among the people waiting for their families there and among other passengers also.

Till the latest information was received, investigation by the security agencies was going on and efforts were being made to ascertain whether the threat was just a rumor or there was some reality in it. A detailed official statement is still awaited from Gulf Air or civil aviation authorities. The administration is taking full caution while giving top priority to the safety of passengers.

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The Mumbai Crime Branch has arrested the accused who threatened the famous comedian and actor Kapil Sharma. The accused has been identified as Dilip Chaudhary, who has been caught from 24 Parganas in West Bengal.

According to the police, Dileep had sent a call and video to Kapil Sharma’s close to a ransom of Rs 1 crore. The accused described themselves as gangster Goldie Brar and Rohit Godara gang.

Police is making inquiry

The accused sent several mails and videos between September 22-23. The Mumbai Police is now investigating whether the accused really had any connection with these gangs or it was only a conspiracy to intimidate and make money. After the arrest, the police is questioning the accused.

After arresting the accused from West Bengal, he was brought to Mumbai. Here the police produced him in the court, after which the court ordered the accused to be kept in the custody of the crime branch till 30 September.

Firing on Kapil Sharma’s cafe
Let us know that there was firing some time ago at Comedian Kapil Sharma’s Cafe in Canada. The incident of firing twice in Kapil’s ‘Caps Cafe’ created a sensation.

The responsibility of this firing on August 7 last month was taken by Goldie Dhillon and Lawrence Bishnoi gang. A post viral on social media claimed that Kapil was warned on the first phone, which he ignored.

After this, the cafe was attacked and threatened that if he still does not believe, the next action will be in Mumbai. This threat has increased the concern of security agencies.

Second firing on Caps Cafe
Earlier, in the first firing held in July, Harjit Singh, who was associated with Babbar Khalsa, fired 9 bullets on the cafe. The cafe was closed at that time, so there were no casualties. That attack was linked to the comments made on the costumes of Nihang Sikhs on Kapil’s show.

After the second firing, the Crime Branch will now question Kapil Sharma again. Also, it is being investigated whether the gang members had done Reiki around Kapil’s house or shooting set.

Many types of questions are being raised when 13 -year -old Afghan boy broke the airport security from Kabul to Delhi. New information has been revealed about the boy. According to sources, it has now been revealed that the boy’s father was killed in a bomb blast. His relationship with stepfather and step brothers in the house was very bad.

He moved to Iran some time ago due to a bad relationship with family members, but when Iran started sending refugees back, this boy was also deployed from Iran to Afghanistan. Even after being sent back, he wanted to return to Iran again.

Security agencies believe a big lapse

In such a situation, the biggest question is how he finally reached the aircraft inside the airport despite such a strict security? Investigation has revealed that the boy took advantage of safety laxity during Namaz and lunch time. At night, he entered Kabul Airport and gradually reached an aircraft. There he hid himself and rode in the plane and came directly to India.

It was surprising for the officials present at the airport that it was not being found anywhere in the cameras. Later, when the boy himself told which path he had entered, then his presence was found in the camera footage. This child is still under investigation of agencies. Security experts believe that such a big lapse points to serious threat to the future.

Sent back the same day

After reaching Delhi Airport, the boy was handed over to the security agencies at the same time by taking custody. After that the Afghan boy was sent back to Kabul from the second flight at around 4 pm on the same day. The CISF official said that the boy said that he managed to enter the airport and landing gear without being caught.

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Security agencies in manipur: Security agencies in Manipur have intensified the investigation against the arms smuggling gang from Myanmar after the arrest of a senior leader of the Equarius Group (VBIG) in Imphal Valley, as it is likely to have a nationwide impact.

The investigation mainly focuses on the campaign being run by some members of the banned organizations with alleged guns, receiving weapons from Myanmar and allegedly distributed them throughout India with the help of fake documents and registered gun store.

Manipur police arrested four people in the case

The case was exposed by the Manipur police in the last week of June and as a result four people were arrested. The arrested accused included the banned militant organization United National Liberation Front (UNLF-P) self-proclaimed Lieutenant Colonel and Project Secretary Sinum Somndra Meeti alias Richard.

Richard’s arrest exposes a worrying aspect of the current participation in the peace processes of the UNLF-P. However, the organization announced a ceasefire in November 2023 and signed an agreement with the Manipur government, but since then it has been accused of delaying the surrender negotiations.

Action started after getting intelligence information

Officials said that according to the group ceasefire agreement, the group has failed to deposit its weapons or provide a list of its members. He alleged that some members of the group have been involved in forcible recovery and other anti -social activities. Action in the current case began on 24 June after receiving specific intelligence about arms smuggling-Bichaulia gang in Imphal area.

Smuggling of foreign weapons from Myanmar-India open border

Officials said, “After the revelation of the arms smuggling middleman gang, the owner of the Nongthombam gun house, Lanchenba Nongthombam, was detained, which was found selling firearms without proper documents and reached the police Richard on the basis of information received from it.”

He said, “Foreign-made weapons were smuggled by some members of the alleged UNLF-P to India through an open border from Myanmar and then they were sold across the country using fake documents.

Officials said that one such case has already been revealed in Punjab and investigation is going on to find out the sale of these foreign weapons in other parts of the country. It is a serious offense under the Arms Act. There is a ban on import of foreign weapons in India under Section 10 of the Arms Act, except in the case of players and that too after prior approval.

Police raided Richard’s house

Police recovered four US-made revolvers and pistols, an Austrian-made revolver, an Indian pistol, several rounds of ammunition for foreign weapons, several rounds of ammunition for foreign weapons, a wireless set and high-level mobile phones during a raid at Richard’s residence.

Police said Richard’s criminal history is two decades old and was first arrested in 1995 under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA).

Meghalaya Police arrested Richard in 2006

He said that he was arrested in 2005 and 2006 on charges of extortion and violation of UAPA. In September 2006, he was also arrested by the Meghalaya Police in Shillong.

According to the police, Richard was allegedly involved in the introduction of militants between Guwahati and Bangladesh and illegal financial transactions in July 2003, including converting currency into taka and dollars.

Officials said, “After the arrest, Richard tried to take advantage of the alleged UnLF-P affiliation and the ongoing ceasefire talks with him. However, police officers are not paying any attention to it, as he suspects to join the arms smuggling gang, which may have national consequences.”

Under the leadership of Kh Pambei, the UNLF-P created history in 2023, when it formed the first Manipuri armed group in the Imphal Valley, signing the ceasefire agreement with the government and resolved to give up violence. The security officials, however, warned at the time that it could be made by the group to avoid the increasing pressure of police and other security agencies, as many of its workers are allegedly involved in extortion and other activities.

More than 200 people lost their lives in ethnic conflict in Manipur

The demand for the UNLF to set up camps near the cookie populous areas faced resistance from the security agencies, as they were feared to have increased ethnic conflicts. So far more than 200 people have died due to ethnic conflict in the state.

Despite the ceasefire agreement, some incidents in 2024 indicated that UNLF-P members are carrying out violent activities without any punishment and even robbing arms from security forces.

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48 Resorts Closed in J&K: The Jammu and Kashmir government has closed dozens of resorts and many famous tourist places due to security concern. Recently there was a terrorist attack in Pahalgam, in which 26 people were killed. For this reason, this decision has been taken.

In this beautiful area, about 48 resorts have been closed for their calm litigants and high mountains. Many tourist places like Dudhpatri and Verinag have now been closed for tourists.

Learn why this decision was taken

According to the information received, the Jammu and Kashmir government has taken this decision on the advice of security agencies. Intelligence agencies had warned about the possibility of terrorist attacks in Kashmir, due to which 48 out of 87 tourist places have been closed. Sources say that after the attack in Pahalgam, some hidden terrorists (sleeper cells) have become active in the valley and have received instructions to attack.

According to intelligence, TRT is planning to kill some special people and a major attack to avenge the security forces by security forces to avenge the homes of terrorists after the Pahalgam attack. For this reason, special police teams and anti -fidayeen squads have been deployed at sensitive tourist destinations like Gulmarg, Sonamarg and Dal Lake. Usually, security is increased after terrorist incidents in the valley.

Know what will be its effect?

This attack can affect every region of Kashmir, but the most damage can be done to tourism. Those who wanted to open a hotel there, start a business or trade fruit, their trust can be shaken. Due to this, the economy of Kashmir, which was recovering a little after many years of hard work, could be weak again. Also, it can have a bad effect on the earnings of the people of Kashmir.