Hyderabad: Telangana Police have arrested two people who were planning to carry out blasts in Hyderabad. Explosives were seized from Siraj of Vizianagaram and Sameer of Hyderabad. The police are investigating this conspiracy seriously in the wake of previous terror attacks. The police have asked the public not to panic and to provide information about suspicious persons.
Telangana Counter Intelligence Police has arrested two people who were planning to carry out major blasts in Hyderabad city. Alerted on reliable information, the police have arrested Siraj Ur Rehman of Vizianagaram and Syed Sameer of Hyderabad. Explosives have been seized from their possession. The police are interrogating the accused in depth at a secret location. Investigations are ongoing to ascertain the reasons behind the planning of the blasts, who the masterminds are behind it, and whether they have any links with terrorist organizations.
In the wake of the terrorist attacks in Hyderabad in the past, the police are taking this conspiracy very seriously. Although the people of the city are somewhat worried about this arrest, senior officials assured that the Telangana Intelligence Department is alert and the people do not need to be afraid. They said that full details will be revealed after the investigation. They advised the people not to believe any rumours and to immediately inform the police if they see suspicious people. Officials clarified that the police are taking all measures to maintain law and order in the state. Meanwhile, with the developments after the Pahalgam attack and Operation Sindoor, people are getting scared just hearing the names of the terrorists. At such a time, the conspiracy to carry out blasts in Hyderabad city is causing concern.
The Indian Army has made a clear statement on the ceasefire agreement with Pakistan. The agreement signed between the two countries on May 10 has no specific deadline and will continue indefinitely. The army has denied reports that the ceasefire will end at 5 pm on May 18. It is known that there was high tension between the two countries for four days after the Indian Army launched Operation Sindoor in response to the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Kashmir. After that, the ceasefire agreement was signed. According to the hotline conversations held between the Director Generals of Military Operations of India and Pakistan on May 12, the ceasefire will continue, an Indian Army officer clarified on Sunday. He dismissed speculation that this is only a temporary arrangement.
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