Big action by ATS in Maharashtra… Raid simultaneously at 15 locations in Parbhani

The Anti Terrorism Squad (ATS) of Maharashtra State has taken a major action. ATS teams raided 15 different locations simultaneously in Parbhani city early Saturday morning. During this action, ATS conducted intensive searches of the houses of the suspected accused. During the search, officials have recovered many important documents, electronic devices and other materials.

This operation was conducted in Parbhani city and its surrounding areas, like Dhar Road area, Mumtaz Colony and Jawahar Colony. Along with the local police, ATS teams of Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar and Nanded also took part in this big search operation. During this period, important documents and electronic devices were recovered from these suspicious places. During the raid some people were detained for questioning. However, no official information has been given yet about the exact reason for the operation or the specific subject of the investigation.

Security agencies keep a close watch on the entire area

During the search operation, heavy police force was deployed in the area, due to which the atmosphere of the area became like a cantonment. Meanwhile, heavy police force has been deployed in Dhar Road area and security agencies are keeping a close watch on the entire area. Due to this joint operation of ATS and local police, there was a tense atmosphere in the area for some time. According to official sources of ATS, the seized items are being examined closely. Further investigation is ongoing.

Local police also with us

According to media reports, Parbhani ACP Tanaji Chikhale says that regular inspection process is going on with search warrants from the teams of Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar and Nanded. ATS teams inspected 15 places. We have also given security from the local police system. Their investigation is still ongoing. This action is raising a lot of speculation across the city, and more information is expected to emerge as ATS progresses its investigation. The administration is monitoring the situation and has appealed to the citizens not to believe in rumours.