2 Jaish-e-Mohammed militants arrested in Delhi

Delhi Police has nabbed two suspected Jaish-e-Mohammed militants and foiled a major attack on the national capital. Delhi Police Special Cell made the arrests to prevent a major terror attack in Delhi.
Officials are now questioning the two suspected militants who were arrested from Sarai Kale Khan in Delhi.
According to Delhi Police officials, a trap was laid near Millennium Park in Sarai Kale Khan around 10.15 pm on Monday night. “2 suspected militants who are residents of J&K have been apprehended along with 2 semi-automatic pistols and 10 live cartridges,” said police officials.
The two suspected Jaish-e-Mohammed militants have been identified as residents of Jammu and Kashmir Abdul Latif Mir son of Sanaullah Mir, is a resident of Pala Mohalla in Baramulla. He is 22-year-old and Mohd. Ashraf Khatana, son of Bashir Ahmed, is a resident of Hat Mulla village in Kupwara. He is 20-year-old.
Back in August, Delhi Police had foiled another such terror attack with the arrest of an Islamic State terrorist. Apart from the arrest, police had also recovered 15 kg Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) from the terror operative who was nabbed in the Dhaula Kuan area.