New disclosure in Antilia case:The phone from which the explosive-keeping message was recovered from Tihar Jail; Im had a terrorist

On February 24, in front of Mukesh Ambani's house, the responsibility to park a vehicle full of explosives was taken by the terrorist organization Jaish-ul-Hind. Later it was also denied - file photo.

The phone from which the message, which was responsible for placing explosives in front of Antilia, at Mukesh Ambani's house, has been recovered from Tihar Jail. This phone has been recovered from IM terrorist Tahseen Akhtar, who is lodged in barrack number 8 of Tihar Jail. The Special Cell of Delhi Police recovered it during a search operation.

It is being told that the telegram channel was being operated from this phone itself, from which the responsibility of placing explosives in front of Ambani's house was taken. Police say a forensic examination of the phone will be conducted.

The English newspaper Indian Express quoted official sources a day earlier that the private cyber agency had been asked by the investigating agency (possibly the NIA) to track a phone. This was the same phone on which the Telegram channel was made. He did not reveal the identity of the investigating agency, but said that central agencies have given this information to the Delhi Police Special Cell.According to a security analysis report prepared by the private cyber firm, the location of the SIM card was Tihar Jail , this telegram channel was created on February 26 at 3 pm via the 'tar' network, which was used to use the dark web goes. The location of the SIM card with which this was done was coming to Tihar Jail.

Terrorist organization Jaish-ul-Hind took the responsibility of parking a car full of explosives on February 24 in front of Antilia. However, the very next day the same organization issued a poster from another Telegram channel, denying this.

The organization, which took the responsibility of possessing the explosives, wrote, 'This is just the trailer and the picture is yet to come. Stop me if you can. You couldn't do anything, when we hit Delhi under your nose, you shook hands with Mossad, but nothing happened. You know what to do Just transfer the money, which has been spoken to you earlier. '

What is the whole matter?
On February 25, a Scorpio-laden Scorpio vehicle was found parked outside Antilia on Pader Road in South Mumbai. At 1 o'clock on the night of 24 February, this vehicle was parked outside Antilia. On the second day on Thursday, the police caught sight of it and 20 gelatin rods were recovered from the car.

On 5 March, the body of Mansukh Hiren, owner of Scorpio, was recovered. After which Maharashtra ATS started the investigation by registering a case of Mansukh's murder. For this, more than 2 thousand CCTV cameras are being investigated. Mansukh had filed a report of missing the vehicle a few days ago.