In a significant development, police have arrested Anil Kumar, a resident of Uttar Pradesh currently living in Amritsar, and Umar Deen, a taxi driver from Zirakpur, in connection with the May 5 blast outside the Border Security Force (BSF) headquarters in Jalandhar, Punjab, India. The blast, caused by an improvised explosive device (IED), damaged a delivery scooter and shattered nearby windows, prompting a security alert. Investigators traced the suspects using digital evidence and conducted a multi-state operation. Anil was apprehended last week, and during questioning, Umar's involvement was revealed. Preliminary findings indicate that the IED was remotely detonated, and the attack may be linked to Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence, aiming to instill fear and disrupt peace in Punjab. The blasts have intensified political tensions, with accusations exchanged between the ruling party and opposition regarding security failures. The investigation continues as authorities seek to dismantle the broader terror network involved in the incident.