Rinson Jose, an Indian emigrant to Norway, has been linked to the Hezbollah pager blasts in Lebanon, which killed 12 people. Reports have suggested that Norta Global, a Bulgaria-based company owned by him,

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.

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.

Rinson Jose, a 37-year-old Indian-born Norwegian entrepreneur, has come under scrutiny in connection with the recent pager blasts in Lebanon, which reportedly killed nearly 20 people and injured thousands of Hezbollah members.

Investigations into the origins of exploding pagers in Lebanon have linked them to a Kerala-born Norwegian businessman. The attacks, attributed to Israel, resulted in 12 deaths and over 2,300 injuries,

Rinson Jose's relatives express their trust in him amid allegations linking him to the Lebanon pager blasts, emphasizing his character and integrity

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.'

Arcidiacono, a 49-year-old CEO linked to a deadly pager attack in Lebanon, denies involvement. Her firm licensed the pagers from Taiwanese company Gold Apollo.

The pager explosions in Lebanon triggered a wild goose chase as the world tried to understand how Israel spy agency Mossad managed to rig the device with explosives. The explosives were planted reported five months before the attack.