Delhi Foils Major Terror Plot: Jaish Terrorists Arrested Over Toy Car Bomb Pla

New Delhi, April 5  by AMN: In a massive counter-terror success, security agencies in New Delhi have busted a sinister plot allegedly orchestrated by operatives linked to Jaish-e-Mohammed, preventing what could have been a devastating attack in the national capital. According to top intelligence sources, multiple suspects were arrested during a high-intensity operation after agencies uncovered a chilling plan to use a toy car fitted with explosives to carry out a targeted blast. The shocking choice of disguise—using an innocent-looking toy—has raised serious concerns over evolving terror tactics aimed at bypassing security surveillance. Investigators revealed that the module had been under close watch for weeks, with inputs suggesting direct links to handlers across the border. The plot was reportedly in its advanced stages, with explosives procured and the device nearly assembled before authorities swooped in just in time. Officials say the arrested individuals are being interrogated, and more arrests are likely as agencies dig deeper into the network. Security has been intensified across sensitive locations in Delhi, with bomb squads and surveillance units placed on high alert. This foiled attack once again exposes the persistent threat posed by Pakistan-backed terror outfits like Jaish-e-Mohammed, known for orchestrating deadly strikes on Indian soil. Authorities have hailed the operation as a “major breakthrough”, crediting swift intelligence coordination and ground-level vigilance for averting a potential trage