Punjab Police say they have busted two cross-border terror modules linked to ISI and arrested nine people, including four minors, in Punjab. Police state that the initial investigation indicates the accused act on the directions of foreign-based ISI handlers, who were trying to recruit local youth for terror-related activities. Authorities say the probe identifies a planned attack at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar during student protests associated with the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). According to police, one module was apprehended from the Rajasansi area and involved Sukhman Singh and three minor accomplices. Police allege that Singh told investigators he was in contact with an ISI handler based in Pakistan and had been tasked with carrying out the attack, but he did not proceed due to heavy security. Authorities also say another accused in the probe from Uttar Pradesh was expected to supply weapons and explosives, and that the group returned to Punjab after the plan failed. Police add that a second module came to light during an investigation into suspicious CCTV cameras installed near railway tracks, with footage allegedly shared with foreign handlers. Authorities report the recovery of arms and ammunition, including pistols, petrol bottle bombs, and live cartridges.