Gurdaspur. Punjab's Gurdaspur Police, along with Rajasthan Police, arrested Mehakdeep Kaur and Davinder Singh in the railway track blast case in Sriganganagar, Rajasthan on 3 November 2026. Now information has come about the main accused Mehakdeep that an agent of Pakistani intelligence agency ISI first lured him into a love trap and by giving him some money, involved him in the conspiracy of blast on the train track. News channel Aaj Tak has quoted police officers as saying that Mehkdeep Kaur's husband is in jail in a drugs case. She was in contact with people named 'Shah' and 'Chacha' of Pakistan.
Police is interrogating Mahakdeep and Davinder. The news channel quoted investigating agencies as saying that ISI is now trapping single women and girls as a new method for espionage and terrorist conspiracies. After luring such women and girls into love trap, ISI is getting the work done by luring them with money. At the same time, according to Dainik Jagran newspaper, 2 pistols and 40 cartridges were also recovered from the accused. During the investigation of the blast on the railway track, Rajasthan Police had received information about some suspects in the border villages of Punjab and Pakistan. After this Rajasthan Police reached Gurdaspur in Punjab.
Mahakpreet Kaur, resident of Dostpur village under Kalanaur in Gurdaspur district, and Davinder Singh, resident of nearby Chauda Kalan village, were arrested. Mehakpreet is only 24 years old. Gurdaspur SSP Aditya told the newspaper that Mehakpreet and Davinder had gone to Rajasthan thrice. For the first time they did not find material for the blast. For the second time they failed to detonate on the railway track. For the third time, he went to Rajasthan and created a blast in Sriganganagar. Mahakpreet has told that the Shah of Pakistan had given him one lakh rupees. Out of this amount, Rs 30,000 has been recovered.