US EditionWhy Al Falah University in Faridabad Is Under Scanner After Delhi Car Blast
Police arrested seven linked to Jaish-e-Mohammed in a network using academic and professional fronts to plan attacks, seizing over 360 kg of explosives, officials said.
- Following a Delhi explosion on Monday , Haryana Police raided Al Falah University in Dhauj, Faridabad, investigating links to the terror module, police said.
- The inquiry traces the network to a white-collar radical group from Pulwama, Jammu & Kashmir, involving three Kashmiri doctors from Al Falah University, with investigations ongoing.
- Police recovered both ammonium nitrate and rifles, notably around 290 kg of ammonium nitrate and several assault rifles in Faridabad, and seized around 360 kg of explosives and ammunition from Muzammil Shakeel's rented room.
- Officials called the arrests a major counter-terrorism success after seven people were arrested linked to the Red Fort Metro Station blast at 6.52 pm that killed at least nine people.
- Preliminary findings suggest the module had transnational links with alleged handlers, used encrypted communication channels, and raised funds through professional and academic networks, investigators say.
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CCTV captures exact moment of blast near Red Fort on busy Delhi street
Fresh CCTV footage has captured the exact moment a powerful explosion ripped through a slow-moving car near the Red Fort Metro Station in Delhi on Monday evening. The 15-second clip, retrieved from the area's CCTV control room, shows a congested stretch filled with vehicles when, suddenly, a massive ball of fire engulfs the scene, sending debris flying and gutting several vehicles nearby. The explosion, which occurred at 6:50 pm, has so far clai…
Delhi Blast CCTV Footage Captures Exact Moment Red Fort Car Explodes in Fireball
CCTV footage captures the exact moment a car exploded near Delhi’s Red Fort, killing 12 and injuring over 20. Investigators link the blast to a terror module involving radicalised medical professionals and seized explosives in Faridabad.
Delhi Blast: Red Fort Blast Linked to Faridabad Terror Module of Jaish-E-Mohammed Busted by Security Forces, Say Sources
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Red Fort blast linked to ‘white-collar’ Jaish-e-Mohammed module; suspect triggered explosion in panic: Report
According to a report by news agency IANS, the investigation has also shed light on Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI’s shifting strategy, targeting major Indian cities instead of Jammu and Kashmir.
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