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Rajasthan: Two Arrested for Sri Ganganagar Railway Track Blast

Police arrested two suspects and detained others as they question whether the blast was linked to a recent RDX seizure.

  • On Sunday, Rajasthan Police arrested two individuals, Devendra Singh and Mahakdeep Kaur, in connection with the November 3 blast on the Anupgarh-Suratgarh railway line near Sri Ganganagar. IPS officer Nitin Chaudhary is leading the investigation.
  • Investigators allege a Pakistan-based handler identified as "Shah" and the ISI orchestrated the plot to blow up a passenger train by planting an IED on the railway tracks. The handler allegedly assigned the two accused their roles.
  • Police recovered two pistols and 46 cartridges from the arrested individuals. Evidence also uncovered that funds were transferred from Pakistan into a bank account belonging to Kaur.
  • The intended passenger train passed safely before the explosion damaged two cement pillars, averting a major tragedy. Officials confirmed there is no connection to 7.5 kg of RDX recently seized in the border region.
  • Sri Ganganagar Police are currently interrogating the suspects to ascertain further details about the alleged conspiracy. More arrests are likely as investigators trace connections to others suspected of involvement in the network.
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The Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) and the Sri Ganganagar police have arrested two key accused, Mehakdeep Kaur and Devendra Singh, from Gurdaspur in connection with the November 3 railway track blast in Sri Ganganagar, Rajasthan. According to the police, two weapons, 46 live cartridges, and 30,000 rupees used for the blast were recovered from Mehakdeep.

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Times of India broke the news in India on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
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