Pakistan-Based Agent Orchestrated Railway Track Blast In Rajasthan; 2 Arrested

Two individuals, Davinder Singh and Mahakdeep Kaur, have been arrested by the Rajasthan Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) in connection with a railway track blast that occurred on November 3 near Anupgarh-Suratgarh railway track in Sri Ganganagar district. The ATS suspects a Pakistan connection to the conspiracy, as the accused were allegedly coordinated by Pakistani agents through social media and paid ₹30,000 to carry out the attack.

Both accused, aged 21 and 22 respectively, are residents of Gurdaspur district in Punjab. The ATS has identified the Pakistani agents as Shah and Chacha, who are reportedly associated with the ISI. The arrested duo allegedly traveled to Rajasthan three times, conducting reconnaissance before successfully executing the blast on November 3.

The blast damaged two railway sleepers and created a crater nearly 2.5 feet deep, leading to the suspension of railway traffic and cancellation of eight trains operating on the route. The investigation is ongoing to establish the full extent of the conspiracy, identify other involved individuals, and determine the motive behind targeting the railway infrastructure.