A new case of animal smuggled out from Gujarat to Gulf countries for slaughtering has moved entire Jamnagar.

2 truck were intercepted yesterday following a tip-off, around 285 goats were found stashed in 2 trucks, heading towards Kutch's Truna port to be shipped to Gulf.

Jamnagar police established a watch and caught 2 trucks last night. Driver and accomplished fled the scene.

Investigation on Jamnagar terror alert sounded a week ago had a very nasty turn last night.

Earlier this week, Indian Intelligence Bureau (IB) managed to grab the headlines after it published five suspects with photo and their approximate targets.

Initially what looked like solid intelligence information is slowly becoming a huge embarrassment for the RAW and Intelligence bureau.  

Photos of the terrorist provided by security agencies were flashed across the country and like every case; Indian media hyped the case stating the arrival of the 'deadly' five across the border, of the targets identified, one was the Refineries near Jamnagar, triggering a security panic through out Gujarat and specially in Jamnagar.

 Come Thursday, Pakistani newspapers like Dawn and The Express Tribune catch this ball, and hit it hard back to India. Newspapers claimed that two of the men being shown as terrorists were shopkeepers in Lahore, and one was a security guard. In fact when they saw their picture flashed in Indian channels, they turned up at local police stations in Pakistan for ‘protection’.

Now the pictures posted didn’t looked like pictures from passport or from any official documents, what looked more like a facebook profile picture.

Still, India’s former IB chief is not ruling out the suspicion yet, he says that raised doubts about the individuals were genuine and can not be ruled out.

The Special Operations Group (SOG) has arrested a man with facility to forge documents in Ahmedabad. A copier shop on the Ashram Road ran a racket to forge the documents allegedly.

This operation was carried out by sending some constables to get a duplicate telephone bill and a fake election card, the owner named Jha, quickly took their photos and prepared election card and telephone bill, for just 140 rs.

Jha had created 200 such documents in recent past, and police is now tracing these individuals.

However this could be just one of the case, that has nothing to do with the terror threat.