A van containing Prime Minister Modi among other BJP party official, driving to a press conference in New Delhi, was rammed by a truck on the road. The car containing the Prime Minister spun out of control and crashed. His escorts rushed to arrest the driver of the truck, which also crashed into a nearby building. Inside the truck, unconscious, was a woman wearing a burka named Nur Bulfati, who was swiftly arrested by the Prime Minister's escorts.

Nur Bulfati, born Divya Bagchi, grew up in Delhi in a strongly religious Hindi family. She led a relatively normal life until converting to Islam at the age of 23 and changed her name. After that, she moved up north to Kashmir and joined the terrorist organization known as the Dukhtaran-e-Millat. The Dukhtaran-e-Millat (DEM, Arabic for the Daughters of the Nation), is a self-described "Islamist feminist" all-women Jihadist group operating in Indian Kashmir, with the goal of separating Kashmir from India and most likely joining it with Pakistan.

While in interrogation, Nur Bulfati claimed that she was sent by the organization in order to disrupt Indian politics by killing the Indian Prime Minister, and that "she knows nothing more". A warrant is out for the arrest of Dukhtaran-e-Millat leader Asiya Andrabi, but she is nowhere to be found- it is thought that she relocated to Pakistan hours before the attack.

The truck used for the attack was registered in Pakistan, and Indian officials believe that the Pakistani government may have sent the organization money for the attack- there is no evidence behind this claim, however.

Meanwhile, Modi was rushed to the nearest hospital. His status is still unknown to the Indian public...