Terrorist Pasia to be Brought to Chandigarh?

Chandigarh : After his return to India, terrorist Pasia is set to be brought to Chandigarh for further interrogation in connection with a planned grenade attack in Sector-10. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has sought custody of the terrorist from the Ministry of Home Affairs to continue their investigation into this serious security threat. Pasia, a known figure in terror activities, is believed to have masterminded the Sector-10 grenade attack. The NIA is currently probing over 12 cases linked to Pasia, each involving terrorist activities aimed at destabilizing public peace and security.

The Sector-10 grenade attack, which had sent shockwaves through Chandigarh, was part of a larger conspiracy planned by Pasia. He allegedly coordinated with local operatives to orchestrate attacks that would instill fear among the public and create chaos. The NIA has gathered crucial evidence linking Pasia to the attack and has pointed out his role in facilitating other terrorist activities across various regions. His detention is seen as crucial to dismantling a larger network that poses a serious threat to national security.

The Ministry of Home Affairs has been informed about the developments, and the NIA has requested official custody of Pasia to ensure that the investigation progresses swiftly. The agency aims to gather more intelligence regarding Pasia’s network and any potential future attacks he may have planned. The NIA is also focused on tracking down his associates and other operatives involved in the conspiracy, with hopes of preventing any further acts of terrorism.

As the investigation unfolds, security agencies are on high alert, ensuring that all potential threats are neutralized. The case has underscored the importance of inter-agency collaboration in tackling terrorism and maintaining peace within the country. The NIA is expected to make significant progress in dismantling the terror cells linked to Pasia, with the focus now on securing vital information through his custody.