Saturday, March 29, 2025
Faridabad Terror Plot Exposed: 300 kg RDX, AK-47 Recovered from Doctor’s Rented House
A major terror conspiracy has come to light in India after Jammu and Kashmir Police, during an ongoing investigation, conducted a raid in Faridabad, Haryana. The raid led to the recovery of a large cache of explosives and weapons from the rented accommodation of a Kashmiri doctor. The incident has raised serious concerns regarding planned terror attacks in the country.
According to sources, the police had recently detained Dr. Mujahhil Shakeel in Jammu. Based on information obtained during interrogation, a raid was carried out at his rented room in the Faridabad district.
Recovered Items:
Approximately 300 kg of RDX
One AK-47 rifle with 84 live cartridges
5 liters of chemical substances (part of a collection of 48 items)
14 heavy bags containing explosive material and accessories
The room was rented nearly three months ago. The doctor had told the landlord he only needed the space for keeping some personal belongings. The Intelligence Bureau (IB) has now joined the investigation. However, Faridabad Police have not yet officially confirmed the recovery.
In another significant security breakthrough, Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) has prevented a suspected chemical weapon attack. Three individuals, including a doctor, have been arrested from Ahmedabad.
Arrested Individuals:
Dr. Ahmed Mohiuddin Saeed (resident of Telangana)
Azad Suleman Sheikh (Uttar Pradesh)
Suhail (Uttar Pradesh)
The group was allegedly planning to create Ricin, a highly lethal biological toxin. Ricin blocks protein synthesis in the body’s cells, ultimately causing organ failure.
Recovered by ATS:
Three foreign-made pistols
30 live cartridges
Four liters of castor oil (used in the process of making ricin)
Meanwhile, the Srinagar Police has arrested another doctor, Adil, who holds MBBS and MD degrees in Medicine, for allegedly supporting the banned terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed.
Key Details:
Arrested from a private hospital in Saharanpur
An AK-47 rifle was recovered from his house in Anantnag
The hospital administration has terminated his employment
ATS and intelligence agencies are now investigating his networks in both Saharanpur and Srinagar
These back-to-back revelations involving trained medical professionals have triggered alarm among security agencies. The investigations continue, with agencies suspecting a broader and coordinated network aimed at carrying out large-scale terror attacks in India.
