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Intelligence Alert: Khalistani Terror Threat Targets Delhi, Uttarakhand Temples

Intelligence agencies have issued a security alert for Delhi and Uttarakhand following a threat email warning of possible Khalistani terrorist attacks on key locations, including temples, government establishments, and railway stations. The Uttarakhand Police and Delhi Police have been placed on heightened vigil, and security arrangements at sensitive locations are being reviewed. Delhi Police has launched an investigation to verify the email’s authenticity and trace its origin. Similar alerts were issued earlier this year around Republic Day and in February regarding threats from proscribed Khalistani outfits and Lashkar-e-Taiba.

Intelligence alert issued over possible Khalistani terror threat to Delhi, Uttarakhand; security agencies on high alert

New Delhi, June 27

Intelligence agencies have issued a security alert for Delhi and Uttarakhand following an alleged threat indicating that Khalistani terrorists could target key locations in the coming days, sources in the intelligence establishment said.

According to intelligence sources, the alert warns of possible attacks on temples in Delhi and Uttarakhand.

Government establishments, railway stations and police installations have also been mentioned as potential targets.

Sources said the threat was conveyed through an email that reportedly contains references to several temples, government offices and political leaders as possible targets.

Following the alert, the Uttarakhand Police, intelligence agencies and the Delhi Police have been placed on heightened vigil. Security arrangements at sensitive locations are being reviewed and intensified as a precautionary measure.

Delhi Police has also launched an investigation into the email to ascertain its authenticity and trace its origin, sources added.

A similar alert was issued by the Intelligence agencies in January, around January 26, warning of a possible attempt by proscribed Khalistani outfits and Bangladesh-based terror organisations to target New Delhi and several other cities across the country on Republic Day.

Again in February, an intelligence alert was issued in the national capital following inputs warning of a possible terror threat near the Red Fort, with sources stating that terrorists may target a temple in the Chandni Chowk area.

According to intelligence sources, key religious places, including areas around the Red Fort and parts of Chandni Chowk, remained on the radar of the Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).

— ANI

Reader Comments

Priya S

It's sad that even in 2024, we're dealing with these threats. However, I wish the government would also focus on addressing the root causes of extremism, not just beefing up security. Peaceful dialogue is needed too.

Vikram M

Jai Hind! Our jawans and police are doing a great job. But why does it feel like these alerts are becoming a monthly routine? We need permanent solutions, not just temporary alerts. The public should also stay aware and report any suspicious activity. 🙏

Sarah B

As someone who travels to Delhi for work, this is worrying. But I appreciate the proactive approach of the intelligence agencies. Hope the investigations trace the source quickly and prevent any harm. Stay safe, everyone.

Rohit P

Khalistani elements backed from across the border are a persistent threat. The alert is necessary, but I also think we need to be careful not to overreact and create panic. Let the professionals handle this while we stay alert but calm.

Michael C

Interesting how these threats always seem to target religious sites. It's a clear attempt to divide communities. I just hope the security forces are adequately resourced to handle this. Also, why are emails still being used to send threats? Cybersecurity needs improvement.

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