
Ambani security scare: Mumbai cops find link to Delhi's Tihar Jail
India Today
The Mumbai Police has found that a Telegram channel through which Jaish-ul-Hind had claimed responsibility for placing an explosives-laden SUV near industrialist Mukesh Ambani's residence was operated from inside or near Delhi's Tihar Jail.
The Mumbai Police has informed the Delhi Police that a Telegram channel through which an organisation named Jaish-ul-Hind had claimed responsibility for placing an explosives-laden SUV near industrialist Mukesh Ambani's residence was "operated from inside or near Tihar Jail". The Mumbai Police said in its letter that Jaish-ul-Hind had used the Tor Proxy software to make the document that was sent through Telegram to various social media groups. The Airtel mobile number on which this group operated is 9311620819. During the investigation, it was found out that the number was operated from inside or near Delhi's Tihar Jail, the letter said.
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