<p>The man who alighted from a train at the New Delhi Railway Station was caught by Delhi Police's Special Cell at around 12:40 pm, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) Alok Kumar said.<br /><br />He was carrying an identity card bearing the name Salim as also a Pakistani passport bearing the name Yusuf, Kumar said, adding detonators and explosive chemicals were recovered from him.<br /><br />Asked if the recovered chemical weighing around two kilogram was RDX, he said, "it looks like."<br /><br />He said they were trying to ascertain his identity as well as his mission in the national capital.<br /><br />He is the second terrorists to be arrested by Delhi Police this month. On August six, the Special Cell had arrested two suspected Hizbul Mujahideen terrorists from Daryaganj area in central Delhi. <br /><br />Hizb militants Javed Ahmed Tantray and Ashiq Ali Bhatt had met the outfit chief Syed Salahuddin a few months back in terrorist camps in Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir.<br /><br />Police claimed that Salahuddin had asked them to strike terror in the country ahead of the Independence Day.<br /><br />The arrested men received their arms and religious training in terror training camps in PoK and had met Salahuddin several times.</p>.<p>Joint Commissioner (Special Cell) P N Aggarwal said four detonators and two timers were recovered from the 27-year-old suspected terrorist.<br /><br />"Some chemical type materials were also recovered from him," Aggarwal told reporters.<br />Asked from where the terrorist came, he said that he could say anything only after interrogation of the suspect.<br /><br />"From where did he come, whether he came in a train and all other details will be known only after interrogation," he said. </p>
<p>The man who alighted from a train at the New Delhi Railway Station was caught by Delhi Police's Special Cell at around 12:40 pm, Deputy Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) Alok Kumar said.<br /><br />He was carrying an identity card bearing the name Salim as also a Pakistani passport bearing the name Yusuf, Kumar said, adding detonators and explosive chemicals were recovered from him.<br /><br />Asked if the recovered chemical weighing around two kilogram was RDX, he said, "it looks like."<br /><br />He said they were trying to ascertain his identity as well as his mission in the national capital.<br /><br />He is the second terrorists to be arrested by Delhi Police this month. On August six, the Special Cell had arrested two suspected Hizbul Mujahideen terrorists from Daryaganj area in central Delhi. <br /><br />Hizb militants Javed Ahmed Tantray and Ashiq Ali Bhatt had met the outfit chief Syed Salahuddin a few months back in terrorist camps in Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir.<br /><br />Police claimed that Salahuddin had asked them to strike terror in the country ahead of the Independence Day.<br /><br />The arrested men received their arms and religious training in terror training camps in PoK and had met Salahuddin several times.</p>.<p>Joint Commissioner (Special Cell) P N Aggarwal said four detonators and two timers were recovered from the 27-year-old suspected terrorist.<br /><br />"Some chemical type materials were also recovered from him," Aggarwal told reporters.<br />Asked from where the terrorist came, he said that he could say anything only after interrogation of the suspect.<br /><br />"From where did he come, whether he came in a train and all other details will be known only after interrogation," he said. </p>