Uttar Pradesh Anti -Terror Squad (ATS) has made a sensational disclosure against a person named Shahzad, who was arrested from Moradabad, exposing a big conspiracy. Investigation has revealed that Shahzad was plotting a big terrorist attack in India. When intelligence agencies got information about this, they started monitoring her and eventually arrested.
Pakistan sent many youths
According to ATS sources, Shahzad was not working alone. He had sent many youths of Rampur to Pakistan, where he was trained in spying and destructive activities. The most shocking thing is that the visa of these youth was arranged by Shahzad himself, which provided direct help to the agents of Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI.
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According to sources, these visas were issued through the Pakistani High Commission in New Delhi. In contact with Shahzad, there was an ISI agent named Danish, who was posted in the High Commission and was playing an important role in getting a visa. Danish’s name has also been revealed in the case of sending Jyoti Mehrotra of Haryana to Pakistan, who has already been arrested on espionage charges.
ISI contact during smuggling
Investigation has also revealed that Shahzad’s contact with ISI was earlier taken during smuggling. Later, talks continued through encrypted mediums like WhatsApp. ISI agents directed Shahzad to send sensitive information from India, so that terrorist incidents can be carried out and disturbance can be spread in the country.
Shahzad, very cleverly, included some innocent youth of Rampur in his network and pretended to be a legitimate business by putting them in works like cosmetic, fake jewelery and women’s clothing. Gradually, arrangements were made to prepare them mentally and send them to Pakistan.
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Youth was given radical training in Pakistan
The ATS suspects that these youth were given radical training in Pakistan and they were used for information and money transactions in India. Investigation is also being ascertained that the money coming from Pakistan was being spent in promoting separatist and destructive activities inside the country.
Shahzad is now being questioned in judicial custody, so that information about other ISI agents related to this network can be found. Forensic examination of his mobile phone and other electronic equipment is being done, so that it can be known from whom he got and whom he gave.
