Pakistani handlers lured woman via love trap for Rajasthan train blast, says India Today

Security agencies in India have disclosed that a woman from Rajasthan was recruited by Pakistani handlers through a so‑called "love trap" to take part in a train bombing. The investigation, revealed by India Today, indicates that the operatives established a romantic relationship with the woman before involving her in the plot.
The woman’s role, as described by officials, was limited to facilitating logistical support for the blast, although her exact actions have not been made public. Authorities have kept her identity confidential to protect ongoing investigations.
The case underscores the use of personal relationships by foreign intelligence networks to infiltrate Indian territory and carry out terrorist attacks. Senior officials have warned that such tactics could be employed in other parts of the country, prompting a review of counter‑terrorism measures.
Indian security forces are continuing to probe the network of handlers linked to the incident, aiming to dismantle any further operational cells operating across the border.