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NIA arrests main shooter behind a grenade attack on Punjab Police intelligence HQ 

NIA arrests main shooter behind grenade attack on Punjab Police intelligence HQ 

NIA arrests main shooter behind a grenade attack on Punjab Police intelligence HQ 

Apart from his involvement in the Rocket-Propelled Grenade attack, Deepal Ranga has been involved in a number of other violent terrorist and criminal offences, including violent killings.

National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested Deepak Ranga, the main shooter in the Rocket-Propelled Grenade attack on Punjab Police Intelligence Headquarters in Mohali in May 2022, the investigation agency said on Wednesday.
Deepak Ranga is a close associate of Canada-based gangster-turned-terrorist Lakhbir Singh Sandhu alias Landa and Pakistan-based gangster-turned-terrorist Harvinder Singh Sandhu alias Rinda.
Apart from his involvement in the Rocket-Propelled Grenade attack, Deepal Ranga has been involved in a number of other violent terrorist and criminal offences, including violent killings.

In a fresh terror attack on civilians in Jammu and Kashmir, a liquor shop was targeted in Baramulla. Terrorists hurled a grenade at the newly-opened liquor store, killing one person and injuring 3 others.
The attack occurred in a high-profile area housing offices of many police officials, as well as Army and CRPF camps, as per reports. The grenade was reportedly thrown in via the opening used to hand over liquor bottles to customers.
All the victims were employees at the shop. They were identified as Ranjit Singh, Goverdhan Singh, Govind Singh, and Ravi Kumar. They were rushed to a hospital where one succumbed to his injuries.
Heavy deployment of security personnel was seen in the area following the attack.
Kavinder Gupta, BJP leader and former Deputy CM of J&amp;K, said, "The terror outfit called Jammu &amp; Kashmir Freedom Fighters attacked a liquor store in Baramulla. A person named Ranjit Singh, hailing from Rajouri was killed. 3 people were injured. Constantly targeting minorities is intolerable. Security forces will find the attackers. This is a serious issue in view of the upcoming Amarnath Yatra, and also the ongoing tourist season. Security forces are doing good work. Many terrorists have been neutralised. But equipment like CCTVs need to be installed so that such criminals are more easily found."

Terror attack on liquor shop in Kashmir: Jammu local killed; BJP blames new terror outfit JKFF

Baramulla, J&amp;K: Terrorists hurled a grenade at a newly-opened liquor store, killing one person and injuring 3 others - all employees at the shop.

In a fresh terror attack on civilians in Jammu and Kashmir, a liquor shop was targeted in Baramulla. Terrorists hurled a grenade at the newly-opened liquor store, killing one person and injuring 3 others.
The attack occurred in a high-profile area housing offices of many police officials, as well as Army and CRPF camps, as per reports. The grenade was reportedly thrown in via the opening used to hand over liquor bottles to customers.
All the victims were employees at the shop. They were identified as Ranjit Singh, Goverdhan Singh, Govind Singh, and Ravi Kumar. They were rushed to a hospital where one succumbed to his injuries.
Heavy deployment of security personnel was seen in the area following the attack.
Kavinder Gupta, BJP leader and former Deputy CM of J&amp;K, said, "The terror outfit called Jammu &amp; Kashmir Freedom Fighters attacked a liquor store in Baramulla. A person named Ranjit Singh, hailing from Rajouri was killed. 3 people were injured. Constantly targeting minorities is intolerable. Security forces will find the attackers. This is a serious issue in view of the upcoming Amarnath Yatra, and also the ongoing tourist season. Security forces are doing good work. Many terrorists have been neutralised. But equipment like CCTVs need to be installed so that such criminals are more easily found."

Days after a rocket-propelled grenade hit a police building in Punjab's Mohali, CCTV footage of the incident has emerged.
The CCTV visuals show some cars parked near the building. Suddenly there's a bright flash of light, and the camera shakes violently, going out of focus. Some sparks are also visible, along with a car moving on the road.
Although police believe that the grenade was fired from a car, it is unclear if it's the same one as seen in the CCTV footage. The building targeted on May 9 was the Punjab Police intelligence headquarters in Mohali.
The rocket-propelled grenade had entered room number 41 on the third floor, with windows of other rooms breaking due to the impact. The grenade hit the ceiling, and then landed on a chair, as per a police officer.
Police suspect that the attack was masterminded by gangster-turned-Khalistani terrorist Harvinder Singh Rinda, who is currently in Pakistan.

CCTV of Mohali attack: sparks, bright flash, camera shakes as grenade hits Punjab Police intel HQ

Mohali attack CCTV footage: the visuals showed some cars parked near the Punjab Police intelligence headquarters, before a bright flash occurs and the camera shakes violently.

Days after a rocket-propelled grenade hit a police building in Punjab's Mohali, CCTV footage of the incident has emerged.
The CCTV visuals show some cars parked near the building. Suddenly there's a bright flash of light, and the camera shakes violently, going out of focus. Some sparks are also visible, along with a car moving on the road.
Although police believe that the grenade was fired from a car, it is unclear if it's the same one as seen in the CCTV footage. The building targeted on May 9 was the Punjab Police intelligence headquarters in Mohali.
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The rocket-propelled grenade had entered room number 41 on the third floor, with windows of other rooms breaking due to the impact. The grenade hit the ceiling, and then landed on a chair, as per a police officer.
Police suspect that the attack was masterminded by gangster-turned-Khalistani terrorist Harvinder Singh Rinda, who is currently in Pakistan.
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A day after a grenade attack at Punjab Police's intelligence headquarters, a link to Pakistan has reportedly emerged. Investigators believe that gangster-turned-Khalistani terrorist Harvinder Singh Rinda is the mastermind of the attack, according to a Hindustan Times report.
The probe so far suggested that a gang active in Punjab and Haryana carried out the attack on Rinda's orders. Rinda is currently in Pakistan, under the protection of Pakistani agencies. He allegedly uses his gangster connections and Pakistani money to perpetrate terror acts in India.
Recently, 3 terror modules linked to Rinda were busted. These were allegedly involved in attacks on the Crime Investigation Agency (CIA) police station at Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar, and Kalma police post in Rupnagar.
On May 9, at around 7:45 pm, a rocket-propelled grenade hit room number 41 on the third floor of the police intelligence HQ in Mohali. The grenade came in through the window, hit the roof, and then landed on a chair, according to sub-inspector Balkar Singh, whose statement was cited in the FIR.
The grenade is believed to have been fired by two police from a car. The attackers then fled towards Haryana. The attack shattered windows of rooms on the floor, but no casualties were suffered.

Mohali attack: this gangster on Pakistani terror payroll is under lens for Punjab police intel HQ strike

Punjab police reportedly believe that gangster-turned-Khalistani terrorist Harvinder Singh Rinda is the mastermind of the grenade attack.

A day after a grenade attack at Punjab Police's intelligence headquarters, a link to Pakistan has reportedly emerged. Investigators believe that gangster-turned-Khalistani terrorist Harvinder Singh Rinda is the mastermind of the attack, according to a Hindustan Times report.
The probe so far suggested that a gang active in Punjab and Haryana carried out the attack on Rinda's orders. Rinda is currently in Pakistan, under the protection of Pakistani agencies. He allegedly uses his gangster connections and Pakistani money to perpetrate terror acts in India.
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Recently, 3 terror modules linked to Rinda were busted. These were allegedly involved in attacks on the Crime Investigation Agency (CIA) police station at Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar, and Kalma police post in Rupnagar.
On May 9, at around 7:45 pm, a rocket-propelled grenade hit room number 41 on the third floor of the police intelligence HQ in Mohali. The grenade came in through the window, hit the roof, and then landed on a chair, according to sub-inspector Balkar Singh, whose statement was cited in the FIR.
The grenade is believed to have been fired by two police from a car. The attackers then fled towards Haryana. The attack shattered windows of rooms on the floor, but no casualties were suffered.
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In even more stark footage of the terror incident in Jammu and Kashmir, a CISF bus was seen coming under attack.
The CCTV visuals showed the bus colliding with what seemed to be a road barrier. A shower of sparks and a flash of light follow, and then the bus is engulfed by a cloud of smoke.
The CISF bus had been carrying 15 personnel for a cordon and search operation when it was targeted by terrorists. The attackers lobbed grenades and opened fire at the bus, after being spotted by security personnel at an Army camp in the area.
While 1 CISF officer was killed, 9 security personnel were injured in the attack. However, the terrorists were successfully neutralised.
They are suspected to have been Pakistani nationals, who had recently crossed over illegally into India. They are believed to have infiltrated from the international border (IB) in the RS Pura sector. The terrorists, belonging to the Jaish-e-Mohammad terror organisation, were staying in a locality close to the Sunjwan Army camp.
What has caused alarm is that the attack took place just 2 days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi is slated to visit Samba in J&K on April 24.

Bus stops, hit by grenade, sparks, smoke: new CCTV of Sunjwan terror attack ahead of PM Modi's J&K trip

Bus stops, hit by grenade, sparks, smoke: new CCTV of J&K terror attack ahead of PM Modi's trip


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 In even more stark footage of the terror incident in Jammu and Kashmir, a CISF bus was seen coming under attack. The CCTV visuals showed the bus colliding with what seemed to be a road barrier. A shower of sparks and a flash of light follow, and then the bus is engulfed by a cloud of smoke. The CISF bus had been carrying 15 personnel for a cordon and search operation when it was targeted by terrorists. The attackers lobbed grenades and opened fire at the bus, after being spotted by security personnel at an Army camp in the area. While 1 CISF officer was killed, 9 security personnel were injured in the attack. However, the terrorists were successfully neutralised. They are suspected to be Pakistani nationals, who had recently crossed over illegally into India. They are believed to have infiltrated from the international border (IB) in the RS Pura sector. The terrorists, belonging to the Jaish-e-Mohammad terror organisation, were staying in a locality close to the Sunjwan Army camp. What has caused alarm is that the attack took place just 2 days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi is slated to visit Samba in J&amp;K on April 24.
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In even more stark footage of the terror incident in Jammu and Kashmir, a CISF bus was seen coming under attack.
The CCTV visuals showed the bus colliding with what seemed to be a road barrier.&nbsp;A shower of sparks and a flash of light follow, and then the bus is engulfed by a cloud of smoke.
 The CISF bus had been carrying 15 personnel for a cordon and search operation when it was targeted by terrorists.&nbsp;The attackers lobbed grenades and opened fire at the bus, after being spotted by security personnel at an Army camp in the area.
 While 1 CISF officer was killed, 9 security personnel were injured in the attack.&nbsp;However, the terrorists were successfully neutralised.
 They are suspected to have been Pakistani nationals, who had recently crossed over illegally into India.&nbsp;They are believed to have infiltrated from the international border (IB) in the RS Pura sector.&nbsp;The terrorists, belonging to the Jaish-e-Mohammad terror organisation, were staying in a locality close to the Sunjwan Army camp.
 What has caused alarm is that the attack took place just 2 days before Prime Minister Narendra Modi is slated to visit Samba in J&amp;K on April 24.
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