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Police seized rifles, pistols and ammunition after busting a cross-border terror module in Amritsar allegedly linked to Pakistan’s ISI

Punjab Police busts ISI-backed terror module in Amritsar, two arrested

PGurus Newsdesk - March 14, 2026

Lone’s alleged ties to Hafiz Saeed under probe

Delhi Police bust LeT terror cell; Hafiz Saeed links surface after 8 arrests

JeM Terrorists Neutralised in J&K

Operation ‘Trashi-I’: Two JeM terrorists killed in encounter in J&K’s Kishtwar

Fake IDs, foreign links: Major terror plan exposed

Delhi Police bust cross-border terror module, 8 suspects held

Jaish-e-Mohammed tied to Red Fort attack in UN report

UN report links Jaish-e-Mohammed to Red Fort attack, flags new women’s wing

Subedar Fateh Singh, martyred at Pathankot, won medals in CWG Shooting

Subedar Fateh Singh, martyred at Pathankot, won medals in CWG Shooting

Team PGurus - January 3, 2016 0

Honey-trapped spy and five crucial aspects of Pathankot attack

Honey-trapped spy and five crucial aspects of Pathankot attack

Team PGurus - January 2, 2016 0

Pak’s treachery: Talks of peace, wages terror war; New Year Old Problem

Pak’s treachery: Talks of peace, wages terror war; New Year Old...

Team PGurus - January 2, 2016 0

Pak embassy, UAE, Saudi Arabia link to spy network

Pak embassy, UAE, Saudi Arabia link to spy network

Team PGurus - November 30, 2015 0

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