Oslo police said it had initiated “preliminary enquiries into the information that had come to light”. Norway's domestic intelligence agency, PST, stated that it was aware of the situation, the Reuters report added.

The investigation into the tragic pager blasts that claimed the lives of 12 individuals in Lebanon and left thousands injured has unveiled a connection to an Indian emigrant residing in Norway. Rinson Jose,

Lebanon: On September 17, the explosions of Gold Apollo pagers in Lebanon, which were supposedly meant to target Hezbollah operatives, led to 12 people dead and hundreds severely injured. Similar blasts in Syria killed 14 people.

Rinson Jose’s LinkedIn profile indicates that, aside from owning Norta Global, he has been working for the Oslo-based DN Media Group for five years and has extensive experience in brand and publication management.

Rinson Jose, originally from Kerala and now a Norwegian citizen, is under investigation for his company's alleged link to pager blasts in Lebanon targeting Hezbollah operatives. Bulgarian authorities have stated that the pagers were not imported or manufactured in Bulgaria.

Authorities are tracing the explosives-laden communication devices supplied to Hezbollah, with leads extending to Bulgaria and Norway.

Jose's cousin Aju John, told Manorama Online, 'He never told me about a company he owns in Bulgaria or any of his business relationships there.'

Kerala-born Norwegian businessman Rinson Jose's company Norta Global has been linked to the sale of pagers which were involved in blasts in Lebanon.

Norwegian citizen Rinson Jose is under investigation for alleged links to Bulgarian company Norta Global Limited, which is suspected of involvement in supplying pagers used in attacks on Hezbollah operatives in Lebanon.