An investigation into a terror module inspired by the Islamic State (IS) has uncovered plans to utilize remote-controlled toy cars as detonators for improvised explosive devices (IEDs). A senior police officer disclosed that the suspects aimed to connect the cars' internal circuitry to the IEDs, rather than transforming the cars themselves into bombs. Police in Mumbai have seized an RC car from the suspects, along with a detonator and chemicals from a member named Rizwan. This method of attack has historical precedence, as evidenced by the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, where similar remote devices were employed. Investigators are also looking into the suspects' Telegram groups, initially named “Saviour Mehdi” and “Bomb Squad,” which were used to share tutorials on using RC cars for attacks. The handler of this group, Abu Huzaifa, is suspected of being affiliated with Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) while masquerading as an ISIS recruiter. Authorities have intensified their investigations across multiple states and are working to counsel minors identified in the group.