Urgent Alert: Terror Module Busted in Gujarat. In a chilling development, the Gujarat Anti‐Terrorism Squad (ATS) has shattered a dangerous network, arresting three men who were allegedly planning terrorist attacks across India. On Sunday, the ATS announced that the suspects—identified as Ahmed Mohiuddin Syed, Mohammad Suhel, and Azad—were apprehended near the Adalaj Toll Plaza in Gujarat while supplying weapons. Among the arms seized were two Glock pistols, one Beretta pistol, 30 live cartridges and 4 litres of castor oil—apparently intended for chemical‐poison manufacture. Disturbingly, the ATS revealed that one of the accused, Ahmed Mohiuddin, holds an MBBS from China and had reportedly made contact with foreign operatives including a Telegram ID linked to Islamic State – Khorasan Province (ISKP). Investigations indicate that he was actively working toward synthesising ricin, a lethal chemical derived from castor-bean waste materials. Furthermore, the two other suspects from #UttarPradesh — Azad and Suhel — allegedly had “deeni” (religious) education, deep online connections abroad, and engaged in reconnaissance in several major cities including #Lucknow, #Delhi and Ahmedabad. The root causes are complex but clear. #Extremist ideologies are increasingly leveraging online platforms, foreign contacts and vulnerable recruits with outward‐looking networks. The availability of cheap, dangerous chemical precursors like castor oil and weapons routes operating across states create fertile ground. The trio’s ties abroad and local footprints reflect a broader shift: #terror cells are becoming more agile, mobile and deeply networked. Unless intelligence, policing and community awareness ramp up, such plots will continue to emerge.
On the day of Janmashtami, a three-year-old child, Kartik, suffered a horrific accident after falling from a terrace. A metal rod pierced through his shoulder and head, leaving his life in grave danger. While a private hospital demanded ₹15 lakh for treatment, Kartik’s parents rushed him to King George Medical College (KGMC). There, Dr. Ankur Bajaj and his dedicated team undertook a critical six-hour-long surgery, successfully saving the child’s life. Remarkably, the entire procedure cost just ₹25,000. In a display of extraordinary commitment, Dr. Bajaj continued with the surgery even as his own mother was admitted to the same hospital following a heart attack. Doctors like Dr. Ankur Bajaj exemplify the highest ideals of the medical profession — true saviors who inspire immense respect and gratitude. #KGMC #DrAnkurBajaj #Lucknow #India
