Terror module busted, 6 SDPI members held in Bengaluru

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Press Trust of India Bengaluru
Last Updated : Jan 17 2020 | 6:10 PM IST

A Bengaluru terror module has been busted with the arrest of six members of the Social Democratic Party of India who had allegedly attempted to kill an RSS worker on December 22 for taking part in a pro-CAA rally, police said on Friday.

They wanted to carry out the act to create a lot of disturbance in the city, they said.

"All of them are from the SDPI and they wanted to carry out the dastardly act to create lot of disturbance in Bengaluru City on December 22," Bengaluru Police Commissioner Bhaskar Rao told reporters here.

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First Published: Jan 17 2020 | 6:10 PM IST

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