In the Delhi blast case, the NIA presented Dr. Muzammil, Dr. Shaheen Saeed, Dr. Adil Ahmed, and Mufti Irfan Ahmed before the Patiala House Court. The court remanded all four accused to NIA custody for 10 days.

The NIA had arrested a total of six accused in this case. However, they were previously in the custody of police in other states, including Jammu and Kashmir. The NIA has now taken the accused into its custody.

Meanwhile, the State Investigation Agency (SIA) of the Jammu and Kashmir Police raided the Jammu office of the Kashmir Times newspaper on Thursday, recovering AK rifle cartridges, pistol rounds, and hand grenade pins. This action was taken on charges of the publication promoting anti-national activities.

Meanwhile, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has tightened its grip on Faridabad's Al-Falah University, which was a "safe haven" for terrorist doctors. On Wednesday, the ED presented the university's chairman, Jawad, before the Saket Court. After hearing arguments, the court handed Jawad over to the ED on 13-day remand.

According to the ED, Siddiqui's family is settled in Gulf countries. He was also preparing to flee abroad. If he had not been arrested, he could have escaped investigation and destroyed evidence.

Meanwhile, Jawad's house in Mhow has been declared illegal. A three-day ultimatum has been issued. After that, the Cantonment Board will take strict action to demolish it.

On the other hand, 10 people working or studying at Al-Falah University are missing. They cannot be contacted. Among them, 3 are Kashmiris. Their phones are switched off. Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana police are engaged in searching for them.

Javed, along with his brother, also defrauded Bhopal gas victims of ₹2 crore.
Jawad Siddiqui, owner of Al-Falah University, which sheltered the Delhi blast terrorists, and his brother defrauded Bhopal gas victims and the general public of over ₹2 crore through a chit fund scheme between 1997 and 2001. Several FIRs have been filed against them across India.

Another CCTV footage of the Delhi blast has surfaced. This video is from the Red Fort underground metro station. The footage shows the entire station shaking, approximately 40 feet below, after a powerful explosion occurred at 6:51 pm on November 10th.

The explosion was so powerful that the shop counter shook, and people panicked and ran. Meanwhile, a new CCTV video of Umar Mohammad has surfaced, showing him charging his phone at a shop in Faridabad on October 29th.

Meanwhile, the Delhi blast has now been linked to the Pingawan area of ​​Nuh (Mewat) district in Haryana. The Delhi Investigation Agency, investigating the case related to the blast, has detained fertilizer dealer Dinesh Singla, alias Dabbu, for questioning.

It is alleged that Dabbu provided ammonium nitrate to Dr. Muzammil Shakeel of Al-Falah University without records, even though he did not have a license to possess it. It is reported that this ammonium nitrate was used to prepare explosives.

According to the UP ATS, Dr. Arif of Kanpur was in contact with Dr. Muzammil, who was arrested in Faridabad, and Dr. Shaheen, who was arrested in Lucknow. In a week, he made 39 voice calls, 43 WhatsApp calls, and sent over 200 messages to them, 25 of which were deleted.

Bhaskar's 2 Investigations in the Delhi Blast

1. Maulvi with a Class III Educated Terrorist Taught Doctors:

Maulana Mohammad Irfan of Kashmir, who led to the exposure of the terrorists' white-collar terror module, had only studied until Class III. However, he had already taught doctors the lessons of terrorism. Irfan is a resident of Shopian and used to teach at a madrasa in Nowgam. On October 17, 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.

The soldiers saw the poster and, after searching the surrounding area, found a clue about the Maulvi. The next day, the troops arrived in Shopian and arrested him. Investigating sources told Bhaskar that the room in the mosque where Irfan lived in Nowgam was opened. Additional 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 pasted in Nowgam. These were printed. CCTV footage identified the person who pasted them as Dr. Adil Mohammad, a resident of Wampora, Kulgam.

2. 40% of the doctors at Al Falah University, located in Dhauj village, Faridabad, where the four terrorists emerged, are Kashmiri. A female doctor posted at the medical college, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Bhaskar that Dr. Shaheen, the female terrorist, joined as a professor in 2021.

The management gave her a key position on the college's six-member Pharmacovigilance Committee. He was the one who secured jobs for Pulwama terrorists Dr. Muzammil Ghani, Dr. Umar Nabi, and Dr. Sajjad Ahmed in 2022. He also made Sajjad a member of the college committee. Shaheen and Sajjad had considerable influence at the university.

4 updates related to the Delhi blast...

Terrorist Umar Nabi's house was demolished in Koil village, Pulwama district, Jammu and Kashmir.

Two doctors, two staff members, and five other individuals have been detained from Al-Falah University.
Investigative agencies have requested records from Al-Falah University from 2019 to the present. Funding will be investigated.
The terrorists purchased fertilizer and ammonium nitrate for bomb-making from shops in Nuh for ₹2 million.

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.

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.

In the investigation of the explosion near Red Fort on November 10, a major revelation has been made on Thursday. According to police sources, the terrorists wanted to detonate in many places including Delhi on December 6, the anniversary of the demolition of the Babri Masjid.

For this he had arranged 32 cars. These were to be filled with bombs and explosives. These included cars like Brezza, Swift Dzire, EcoSport and i20. Investigation agencies have recovered four cars so far.

The i20 car that exploded on November 10 was part of this serial revenge attack. 13 people have died in the blast, while 20 people have been injured, out of which the condition of three is said to be critical.

The police suspected that the terrorists involved in the Delhi blast had not one, but two cars. An alert was issued in neighboring states UP and Haryana along with Delhi to search for it on Wednesday. After this, the news of an abandoned car came to light in Khandavali village of Haryana.

A team of NSG bomb squad has arrived to investigate this vehicle. The car has not been fully opened yet. According to sources, the place where the car was found was the house of Umar's driver's sister.

3 revelations in Delhi blast...

First: In January, the red fort was reki ki thi - the conspiracy to storm Delhi was being hatched from January. From the mobile dump data of the arrested accused, it was revealed that the arrested assistant professor Dr. Al Falah University of Faridabad. Dr. Mujammil Gani and allegedly killed in the blast. Umar Nabi did Reiki of Red Fort several times in January. Both had understood the security there—and the crowd pattern. The police suspect that the terrorists were planning to attack the Red Fort on January 26, which then failed.
Second: There was a plan to attack Delhi on 6th December - Nabi wanted to attack Delhi on 6th December, but the plan went wrong due to the arrest of Muzammil. This matter has come out in the interrogation of 8 accused. The center of this interstate module was in Faridabad. Among the arrested terrorists are 6 doctors. Another suspect Dr. who lives in Srinagar. Nisar is absconding. He is also the President of Doctors Association of Kashmir. was teaching in Alfalah. Jammu and Kashmir Government Dr. Nisar has been dismissed.
3rd: Khad ki Bori Bata was collecting explosives - Dr. Kashmiri working in Al Falah University of Faridabad. Muzammil was storing explosives in the rented room by pretending to be sacks of gani fertilizer. 20 days ago Muzammil came to keep some sacks in the room, then the neighbors asked him what was in it? In reply, Muzammil said that these are manure cuttings. They have to be taken to Kashmir. CCTV cameras are installed in a house 100 meters away from this room. Police have seized the footage.

Entry of ED in Delhi blast investigation, will investigate terror funding
After NIA, NSG, IB and Delhi Police, the 5th investigative agency ED has entered the Delhi Red Fort blast. The Enforcement Directorate will investigate where the doctors raised Rs 23 lakh to buy explosives. ED will also investigate the transactions of Al-Falah University.

Sources associated with the investigation agency claim that the accused Dr. Muzammil, Dr. Adil, Umar and Shaheen together collected around 20 lakh rupees, which were given to Umar.

These people bought more than 20 quintals of NPK fertilizer worth 3 lakh rupees to prepare IED from Gurugram, Nuh and surrounding areas. There was also a money dispute between Umar and Muzammil.

Delhi Police Assistant Professor of GS Medical College Dr. Farooq Ahmedar has been arrested late at night. According to information, Dr. Farooq was previously Senior Resident at Al-Falah University, Faridabad, Haryana. He is a resident of Viripura, Budgaon, Birwah district of Jammu and Kashmir.

Dr. Farooq was working as an assistant professor in GS Medical College, Hapur for the past one year. After the arrest, the local police force has been deployed in the college premises. This college is located in Pilkhua area.

Delhi : Delhi Red Fort blast : The investigation into the Red Fort blast that killed 12 people has been handed over to the National Investigation Agency (NIA), officials said on Tuesday. Union Home Minister Amit Shah is chairing another high-level security review meeting to assess the situation.

Sources said Delhi Police registered an FIR under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and the Explosives Act, as preliminary findings link the incident to the Faridabad terror module.