Lucknow: A low-key operation to bring underworld don Babloo Srivastava from Bareilly central jail to Prayagraj and taking him back by police was given a special codename Operation Jackal.A senior officer said that a secret plan was prepared keeping in view the enmity between Babloo Srivastava and underworld don Dawood Ibrahim and other international organizations. He said that under the operation Babloo was kept in Kaushambi jail in the night instead of Naini jail in Prayagraj. Sources said that the route plan was also changed frequently to keep the entire operation a top secret. The don was escorted by a security fleet headed by a deputy SP-rank officer. The convoy left Bareilly around 3.30 pm on Sunday. Babloo was brought to Prayagraj, produced in the court and later sent back to Bareilly. The conoy left Kaushambi at 4 pm on Monday. We also published the following articles recentlySpiceJet to operate its second flight to Tel Aviv under Operation AjaySpiceJet will be operating its second flight from New Delhi to Tel Aviv as part of Operation Ajay to bring back Indians from Israel amidst tensions with Hamas. The airline will use an A340 aircraft for the flight, which will return the following day. This comes after the successful landing of SpiceJets first evacuation flight from Israel earlier today. Air India and SpiceJet have collectively operated four flights to and from Tel Aviv since Friday due to the conflict with Hamas.Bareilly cleric asks people to pray for peace in GazaMaulana Shahabuddin Razvi, a cleric from Bareilly, has called for prayers for the Palestinians in Gaza who are being bombarded by Israel during the ongoing war with Hamas. He emphasized that Islam promotes peace and condemns violence and the mistreatment of civilians. Razvi also urged the United Nations, the Indian government, and global players to intervene and stop the hostilities. He highlighted the deep and respectful relationship between India and Palestine, stating that Yasser Arafat was a follower of Mahatma Gandhi.Delhi Police crime branch to probe fraud in fire operators recruitment examDelhi Polices crime branch has filed an FIR regarding fraud in a fire operator recruitment exam. A complaint was made by a deputy secretary, stating that biometric reports from computer-based and driving skill tests did not match. It was discovered that photographs and handwriting samples did not correspond with the original applications. It is suspected that fake candidates appeared in place of the real ones. The police suspect cheating, impersonation, forgery, and conspiracy and have registered a case under relevant sections of the IPC.

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