Ram Mandir Attack News: According to the information, terrorist Abdul is associated with many Jamaats. Abdul Rehman runs a mutton shop in Faizabad and is also an auto driver by profession.

Ayodhya: A big disclosure has been made about the suspect Abdul Rehman caught from Faridabad, Haryana. According to sources in security agencies, Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI was planning to attack the Ram temple in Ayodhya through Abdul Rehman. ISI had prepared Abdul Rehman for this.

Abdul Rehman was in touch with ISI, who was arrested by the police. According to the information received, terrorist Abdul is associated with many Jamaats. Abdul Rehman runs a mutton shop in Faizabad and is also an auto driver by profession. Let us tell you that since the construction of Ram temple, Ayodhya is constantly on the target of terrorists. However, by arresting Abdul, the investigating agencies have foiled the big conspiracy of ISI.

Terrorist Abdul Rehman's plan was to cause great destruction by attacking Ayodhya Ram Mandir with hand grenades. As part of the conspiracy, Abdul had done recce of Ram Mandir several times and also shared all the information with Pakistan ISI. Abdul had first reached Faridabad by train from Faizabad. Terrorist Abdul Rehman was then given hand grenades by a handler, which he had to take back and go to Ayodhya by train. However, before the plan could succeed, Gujarat ATS and Faridabad STF nabbed the suspected terrorist based on inputs from central agencies.

Abdul Rehman is a resident of Milkipur, Faizabad in Uttar Pradesh and is allegedly associated with a terrorist organization. During interrogation, he gave information about the weapons hidden in a ruined house in Pali area, after which the ATS and Faridabad police team reached the spot. The Gujarat ATS team reached Pali area on Sunday evening, where Faridabad police was also deployed in that area. During this time, no civilian was allowed to come and go in the area. According to sources, the team thoroughly searched the ruined house for about four hours and recovered two live hand grenades.