Iron rods tear through car on Pune-Bengaluru highway. Chilling video goes viral
The clip showed the car slowing down when the tempo ahead jolted to a stop. The unsecured rods had nothing to hold them back. Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by India Today (@indiatoday)The matter reportedly ended with on-the-spot mediation, and no police case was filed at the Gokul Shiragaon station. Must Watch
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The encounter was not part of a pre-planned assault but developed spontaneously when personnel from the 4th Parachute Regiment spotted the militants in their hideout during routine surveillance activities. The swift action by security forces led to all three terrorists being killed instantly when personnel opened fire without hesitation upon identifying the targets. A senior official involved in the operation confirmed that the militants were in resting positions when the strike occurred, highlighting how their temporary vulnerability led to their downfall. Security experts explained that terrorists typically maintain constant movement to avoid detection, taking only brief rest periods that make them difficult to track over extended periods. However, this common survival tactic ultimately became their weakness when alert security personnel capitalized on the momentary opportunity. The breakthrough in locating the terrorists came after intelligence agencies detected activity from a Chinese satellite phone in the Baisaran area on July 11. This technological lead provided the crucial starting point for the extensive search operation that eventually led to the successful elimination of the attackers. During his address to the Lok Sabha regarding Operation Sindoor, Union Home Minister Amit Shah provided definitive confirmation of the terrorists' Pakistani nationality, stating that the government possessed irrefutable evidence of their identity and origins. Shah's detailed briefing included specific proof of their cross-border connections. The Home Minister revealed that two of the eliminated terrorists carried Pakistani voter identification numbers, providing clear documentation of their nationality. 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Shah revealed that comprehensive plans to capture the terrorists were developed within hours of the Pahalgam attack, and he had specifically ordered security forces to prevent the attackers from escaping across international borders. This directive ensured that extensive resources were dedicated to tracking down those responsible. Intelligence about terrorist presence in the Dachigam forests was received on May 22, initiating a prolonged search operation. Security personnel endured challenging conditions, patrolling in cold weather at high altitudes while attempting to detect signals from the hiding militants. The breakthrough came on July 22 when sensor technology confirmed the presence of terrorists in the targeted area. This technological confirmation allowed security forces to focus their efforts and ultimately led to the successful operation. 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Time of India
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Nick Cassidy bids emotional farewell to Jaguar, calls them 'tough competitors' going forward
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