The Uttar Pradesh Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) recently arrested two men, including one identified as 'Hizbullah Ali Khan', over an alleged plot for targeted killings linked to Pakistan-based operatives. The family of the accused has vehemently denied the charges, labeling them a 'serious mistake' by law enforcement. They assert that their son, in his early 20s, suffers from significant mental health issues, including a diagnosed 'conduct disorder', which manifests in aggressive and deceitful behavior. His mother, Ritu Chauhan, emphasized his inability to manage daily life and expressed disbelief that he could be involved in terrorism. Medical records from various institutions corroborate the family's claims regarding his mental health. The father, Rajneesh Chauhan, questioned the allegations of radicalization, pointing out that his son is mostly reclusive and engaged in online gaming. The ATS claims the suspects are linked to Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and have connections with local gangsters. However, the family demands proof of the radicalization claims and disputes allegations of religious conversion.