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ED Conducts Multi‑State Raids Over Ranchi RSS Office Bomb Attack
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🗓 18 Sep 2026, 04:02 AM
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The Enforcement Directorate has launched raids in Delhi, Bihar, Jharkhand and Karnataka as part of the probe into the bomb blast that targeted the RSS office in Ranchi.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has begun a coordinated operation across four states—Delhi, Bihar, Jharkhand and Karnataka—targeting individuals and entities suspected of involvement in the bomb explosion that struck the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) office in Ranchi. The raids were carried out simultaneously in the early hours, with investigators seizing documents, electronic devices and cash for further analysis.
The blast, which damaged the RSS premises in Ranchi, prompted a swift response from central and state law‑enforcement agencies. While the exact motive behind the attack remains under investigation, authorities have linked the incident to potential financial irregularities and illegal funding channels that fall within the ED's jurisdiction.
Senior ED officials said the operation aims to trace the flow of money that may have financed the explosive device and to identify any conspirators across the involved states. No arrests have been publicly confirmed, and the agency has not disclosed the number of properties searched.
The investigation is ongoing, and officials have indicated that further actions, including possible arrests and filing of charges, will follow as evidence is examined.
The blast, which damaged the RSS premises in Ranchi, prompted a swift response from central and state law‑enforcement agencies. While the exact motive behind the attack remains under investigation, authorities have linked the incident to potential financial irregularities and illegal funding channels that fall within the ED's jurisdiction.
Senior ED officials said the operation aims to trace the flow of money that may have financed the explosive device and to identify any conspirators across the involved states. No arrests have been publicly confirmed, and the agency has not disclosed the number of properties searched.
The investigation is ongoing, and officials have indicated that further actions, including possible arrests and filing of charges, will follow as evidence is examined.