Delhi Police Foils Potential Terror Attack: ISIS Operative Rizwan Ali In Custody

In a significant breakthrough, the Delhi Police Special Cell has made a major arrest just days before India’s Independence Day. Rizwan Ali, a member of an ISIS module, has been apprehended. Rizwan, a resident of Daryaganj, Delhi, was a wanted terrorist with the National Investigation Agency (NIA) having placed a bounty of Rs 3 lakh on his head.

Rizwan Ali and his associates were involved in conducting reconnaissance of several high-security areas in Delhi, potentially targeting VIP locations. This alarming discovery underscores the threat posed by radical elements within the city.

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During the arrest, the Special Cell also recovered weapons from Rizwan, adding to the gravity of the situation. Rizwan is known for his radical beliefs and activities, making his capture a critical step in preventing potential terrorist actions.

The arrest of Rizwan Ali comes as a substantial achievement for the Delhi Police Special Cell, reflecting their ongoing efforts to combat terrorism and ensure public safety in the lead-up to national celebrations.

AI-Powered Security Measures to Ensure Safety at Red Fort for Independence Day

Security agencies will be deploying artificial intelligence-based security systems with enhanced surveillance features and automated crowd estimation facilities at and around Red Fort on the upcoming Independence Day, sources said.

A document accessed by ANI reveals that CCTVs with video analytics features will be deployed at important locations at the venue. The intelligence video surveillance system will have features like a vehicle number plate recognition system, face detection, people movement counting, tripwire, audio detection, intrusion, defocus, and detection of abandoned or missing objects.

“We will also be using AI-armed cameras to count the entry and exit of people inside the premises. The estimation of the crowd will be done through AI,” an official added.

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