A joint team of the Haryana Special Task Force (STF) and the Punjab Anti-Gangster Task Force (AGTF) apprehended Kulwant Ali, also known as Sukha, in Faridabad on October 27, acting on specific intelligence. The 29-year-old, a resident of Ferozepur in Punjab, had been staying at a residence in Faridabad with his paternal aunt, according to the report. After his capture, he was transferred to the custody of the Punjab Police for further investigation.

Source: Mirror Now

Ali was wanted for his alleged involvement in the grenade attack on the Jalalabad city police station in Punjab's Fazilka district on September 13. The Tribune, reporting the same arrest, said he was held in Faridabad in a joint Punjab and Faridabad Police operation and alleged links with Pakistan's ISI. These are police allegations reported by the outlets, not findings of any court.

Source: The Tribune via Inshorts

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RDX link and earlier cases, police say

Authorities have also linked Ali to the discovery of 7.5 kilograms of RDX in Rajasthan's Sri Ganganagar district, Mirror Now reported, and a senior Haryana Police official said the investigation is now prioritising his alleged cross-border connections and his role within an active criminal network. Police records cited in the report list 13 criminal cases against him, including charges under the NDPS Act, the Prisoners Act and the Explosive Substances Act, and investigators are examining allegations that he was involved in smuggling narcotics, including heroin, charas and opium, from Pakistan into India via drone drops.

Faridabad police have also questioned the relatives who sheltered the suspect during his stay in the city, the report said. Ali has not been convicted in the grenade-attack or explosives cases, and the investigation is continuing.