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Four ISIS terrorists were arrested in Ahmedabad yesterday, days after the city airport received a bomb threat. The terrorists – believed to be Sri Lankan nationals – were arrested by the Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad after a tip-off.
Giving details of the operation to arrest the four ISIS terrorists, police said multiple teams were formed after the officials received the information that the suspects were planning to travel to Ahmedabad to carry out terror attacks in India.
Vikash Sahay, Director General of Police, Gujarat, said these four terrorists had boarded an IndiGo flight bound for Ahmedabad from Chennai yesterday. “The arrests were made after checking the list of passengers coming from the Southern region and getting their identities confirmed by officials in Colombo,” he said.
Police said the four men “had been in touch with a man named Abu in Pakistan through social media”.
“Abu encouraged them to carry out a terror attack in India. They were so radicalised that they also agre..

A man in the United States does a lot of hard work to travel to work. This involves travelling across four states from Delaware, through Pennsylvania, New Jersey and into New York. However, the suburban father of two is happy to pay more than $1,500 a month to make his 125-mile commute into the concrete jungle in exchange for a six-figure salary, as per a report in the New York Post.
Kyle Rice, a 38-year-old software developer from Delaware said in a TikTok video, “Come with me as I do a super commuter from Wilmington to my job in Manhattan in New York City. I commute through 4 states and a total of 240 miles round trip.” In the short clip, the man is seen catching a train at 6 am from his state.
The father of two is one of the increasing numbers of job-goers who sacrifice silence, sleep, and conveniences to commute to New York City.
“I don't have to worry about the high cost of living in NYC. The average one-bedroom in Manhattan is $4,443, three times my mortgage of $1,400. I liv..