Jodhpur Major Security Operation: Three Soldiers Arrested by NIA, ATS, and IB Due to Possible Terror Connections

Jodhpur, Rajasthan, has produced a significant improvement. Three army personnel were arrested as a result of a coordinated operation by the Intelligence Bureau (IB), Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), and National Investigation Agency (NIA).

Because of allegations that they may have ties to a global terrorist group, they were arrested. Several important documents were found during the search, and a local madrasa was raided.

Potential ties to international terrorist networks are suspected by the agencies. The three leading intelligence and security agencies' coordinated approach is a major step in strengthening the region's defenses against terrorism.

The operation reportedly started late at night. The squads reached the scene at roughly 3:30 a.m., while senior police arrived at around 5:00 a.m. Residents thought it was a regular check when officials requested that the gates be opened.

Nevertheless, between 20 and 22 police officers went inside, looked through cabinets, investigated rooms, and looked through books and files before taking them away for additional examination.

According to a madrasa instructor, who has lived in the neighborhood for the previous 15 years, he has never seen any strange activities.

He claimed that the people in custody enjoyed peaceful, orderly lives and had no history of misbehavior or arguments.

According to reports, the family has two sons. According to sources, one of the people, Ayyub, was arrested after intelligence personnel searched the house.

His son's cell phone, which he used for social media, was confiscated, and documents were discovered in his room. According to authorities, there might have been financial linkages to foreign sources.

In order to ascertain the scope of the alleged terror network, the agencies are closely examining the recovered materials as part of the continuing investigation.