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In the Delhi blast case, security forces blew up the house of terrorist Dr. Umar Nabi in Pulwama with an IED blast on Thursday night. DNA matching on Thursday confirmed that Umar was the one in the car.
Umar lived in the Koil area of Pulwama. Police have detained his parents and brothers for questioning. Meanwhile, security forces have raided 500 locations in Kashmir over the past three days, detaining 600 people for questioning.
Intelligence agencies have revealed that the eight terrorists arrested so far had planned to carry out blasts in various locations across the country, including Delhi, on December 6th, the anniversary of the demolition of the Babri Masjid. They had arranged 32 cars for this purpose.
So far, 13 people have died in the Delhi blasts on November 10th, while 20 others are injured, three of whom are said to be in critical condition.
Bhaskar's 2 Investigations into the Delhi Blast
Maulana Mohammad Irfan, who studied only till the third grade, taught doctors about terrorism: Maulana Mohammad Irfan, the Kashmiri cleric who led to the exposure of the terrorists' white-collar terror module, had only studied till the third grade. However, he had already taught doctors about terrorism. Irfan is a resident of Shopian and used to teach at a madrasa in Nowgam. On October 17th, he wrote a threatening poster for the terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed. He then took it for printing. The poster contained threatening remarks against the army. Soldiers saw the poster and searched around, leading to the cleric's whereabouts. The next day, soldiers arrived in Shopian and arrested him. Investigating sources told Bhaskar that the room in the mosque where Irfan lived in Nowgam was opened and more posters were found there. Following this, the first case was registered. The matter remained quiet for a few days, but on October 27th, more posters were found in Nowgam. These were printed. CCTV footage identified the person who planted them as Dr. Adil Mohammad, a resident of Wampora, Kulgam.
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Where four terrorists emerged, 40% of the doctors are Kashmiri: At Al Falah University, located in Dhauj village, Faridabad, where four terrorist doctors emerged, 40% of the doctors are Kashmiri. A female doctor posted at the medical college, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Bhaskar that female terrorist Dr. Shaheen joined as a professor in 2021. The management gave her a key position on the college's six-member Pharmaco-Vigilance Committee. She was the one who secured jobs for Pulwama terrorist Dr. Muzammil Ghani, Dr. Umar Nabi, and Dr. Sajjad Ahmed in 2022. She also got Sajjad appointed as a member of the college committee. Shaheen and Sajjad had considerable influence at the university.
