Gujarat: When Prime Minister Modi and the Australian PM were watching the match together, this terrorist scared everyone

On March 8, the people of Gujarat were called at night not to go to watch the match. Police have recovered 11 SIM boxes and 168 SIM cards. Ahmedabad Cyber ​​Crime Police has arrested two accused in this case from Satna in Madhya Pradesh.

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AHMEDABAD: A pre-recorded voice call by terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun threatened citizens not to watch the match at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad during the fourth Test match between India and Australia. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian PM Anthony Albanese watched the match together. It created panic in the minds of the people and such incidents tried to spoil the relations between religions and communities.

Ahmedabad Cyber ​​Crime Police has arrested two accused in this case from Satna in Madhya Pradesh. Police have recovered 11 SIM boxes and 168 SIM cards. Ahmedabad Cyber ​​Crime Police has arrested two accused under UAPA Act and IT Act. Ahmedabad Cyber ​​Crime Police has arrested the accused in this case from Satna in Madhya Pradesh.

According to officials of the Ahmedabad Cyber ​​Crime Police, the fourth Test match between India and Australia was to be played at the Narendra Modi Stadium on March 9. On March 8, the people of Gujarat were called at night not to go to watch the match. The audio states that people from the Sikhs for Justice group led by terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun will enter the stadium. This created an atmosphere of fear and panic among the people of Gujarat. The calls were mainly made to the people of Gujarat. During this also did some tweets.

Ahmedabad Crime Branch and Cybercrime Police started an investigation into the matter and traced the accused to Satna, Madhya Pradesh. Police arrested Narendra and Rahul from Satna. Khalistani group terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun provided pre-recorded voice clips to both the accused and they diverted the calls to the people of Gujarat through an illegal telephone exchange.

Police said that this series was going on for the last year. Police are probing how many more people were involved in the case and how the two accused came in contact with the terror group and how much was paid for the work.