Delhi Police issue high alert and posters of 19 wanted terrorists ahead of Independence Day
Delhi Police have placed the national capital on high alert ahead of Independence Day celebrations due to potential security threats. Authorities have released posters featuring 19 wanted terrorists linked to groups including the Indian Mujahideen, Al-Qaeda, and Khalistani networks. These posters have been displayed in public areas, markets, and crowded locations across the city to assist security agencies in tracking the individuals.
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What Happened
Delhi Police have declared a high alert across the national capital in anticipation of Independence Day. Various units, including the Special Cell, Crime Branch, and Railway Police, have increased security measures and coordination. As part of these efforts, authorities have distributed and displayed posters of 19 wanted terrorists in public spaces and major markets to facilitate their identification and capture.
The individuals featured in the posters are reportedly associated with banned organizations such as the Indian Mujahideen, Al-Qaeda, and Khalistani groups. Many of these suspects have been linked to past bombings and terrorist incidents in the country. By making these images public, police aim to involve citizens in security efforts and track the movements of those who have evaded law enforcement for an extended period.
Key Facts
- Delhi is under a high alert status ahead of Independence Day.Source not recorded
- Police have released posters of 19 wanted terrorists.Source not recorded
- The suspects are linked to Indian Mujahideen, Al-Qaeda, and Khalistani networks.Source not recorded
- Posters have been placed in public areas and crowded markets.Source not recorded
- Multiple police units including the Special Cell and Crime Branch are involved in the security operation.Source not recorded
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