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How threat to Israel Embassy magnified from ‘mischief’ to grave alarm
By IANS| Published: 30th January 2021 2:43 pm IST
By Zafar Abbas
New Delhi, Jan 30 : On Friday, the Delhi Police issued a statement that said a blast at the Israel Embassy was a ‘mischievous attempt to create sensation’. However within 24 hours, the Special Cell was busy writing to the Foreigner Regional Registration Offices (FRRO) asking for details of all Iranians, including those who were visiting the national capital.
High alert was sounded in the country with heightened security at embassy areas, airports and markets.
A letter found at the site mentioned the explosion was just a “trailer” and went ahead with mentions about Iran’s slain General Qasem Soleimani and top nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh as “martyrs” suggesting the blast that looked like a minor explosion might be a bigger security threat India could be dealing with.
Express News Service
BENGALURU : Foreigners in India who have been arrested for their involvement in criminal activities have also been booked under the Passport Act after law enforcement agencies found that their passports were fake. According to sources, in the two recent contraband drug haul cases in the City by the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB). The passport of two Nigerians, B Onovo and C Okwor, who were arrested last month under the Narcotic Drugs & Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) Act for allegedly smuggling pseudoephedrine, a controlled substance, were reportedly fake, said a source.
The source added that in the recent drug bust case involving smuggling of MDMA and cocaine, the passports and even visas of the two accused Kenyan nationals, Ramla Shedafa Nancy and Emmanuel Michael, were allegedly fake. They have no official documents and have been living in a rented house in Bengaluru North without a rental agreement, said the source.