Delhi Police And UP ATS Camp In Kanpur In Search Of Terrorist

Delhi Police and UP ATS camp in Kanpur in search of a suspected terrorist, connection with Osama.

Once again the terrorist connection of Kanpur has come to the fore and DPSC and UP’s ATS have camped in Kanpur in search of a suspected terrorist belonging to Osama, a terrorist caught in Delhi.

On Wednesday, raids were conducted at several places in Rawatpur village and Jajmau and searched for the terrorist.

At present, no information is coming out about the success of the operation, which was carried out in a very secretive manner.

The Special Cell of Delhi Police had arrested some terrorists preparing to carry out terrorist activities in the Uttar Pradesh elections.

Out of this, two terrorists had also taken training by going to Pakistan, one of the terrorists Osama is a resident of Lucknow.

According to highly placed police sources, during the interrogation of Osama, it has come to the fore that he is related to a youth named Hamed, a resident of Jajmau in Kanpur.

It is being told that the said youth is also involved in a terrorist conspiracy, as soon as the team of Delhi Police’s Special Cell reached Kanpur, they were accompanied by some people of UP ATS.

Delhi Police and UP ATS camp in Kanpur: In the early hours of Wednesday, the team first raided Rawatpur village located in the Kalyanpur police station area, interrogated the local people, after which the team left for Jajmau.

Although it could not be ascertained whether the team could arrest Humed or he managed to escape.

But the way the Kanpur connection of the terrorists is coming to the fore has once again raised the concern of the Commissionerate Police before the terrorists were arrested by Lucknow ATS.

Ties were also found from Kanpur.

High Court dissatisfied with DGP’s clarification in Mainpuri student suicide case, said – remove SP or forcibly retire.

The Allahabad High Court has considered the explanation of the State Police Chief (DGP) Mukul Goel as unsatisfactory in the case of hanging a student of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya Mainpuri.

The court has directed the DGP to take action against the superintendent of police. The High Court asked the DGP in a stern tone that the Superintendent of Police should be removed or forcibly retired.

The court also saw the video recording of the Panchnama after the student’s hanging and expressed strong displeasure over the attitude of the police.