According to police, the suspects are part of a "white-collar terror network", including educated individuals and professionals engaged in terrorist activities.
Police seized 2,900 kg of explosive materials and weapons in Faridabad, prompting raids at Al-Falah University. The NIA has joined the probe as doctors linked to the institution face interrogation over alleged terror connections.
Subsequently, over 5,000 notices warning of demolition were served to property owners across Faridabad as part of the intensified crackdown on illegal structures
Corporation's legal advisor said, “The structure was an encroachment on government land. This is a reserved forest area under the Punjab Land Preservation Act (PLPA). As per Supreme Court orders, no encroachment is allowed on such land. This was an illegal structure, and we have removed it accordingly.”
Police spokesperson Yashpal Singh informed that a missing person case had been filed, and police were searching for Deepak since December 16. As of now, Deepak's body has been sent for postmortem in the Badhshah Khan Civil Hospital.