US EditionPakistan Behind Delhi Car Blast? CM Fadnavis Says Plan Was to Bomb 'Every Corner of India'
- The probe into the Delhi blast revealed a conspiracy by a Jaish-linked terror module to execute blasts in multiple Indian cities, according to sources from NDTV.
- Dr Muzammil Shakeel confessed that he had spent two years preparing explosives and was responsible for purchasing key ingredients for bombs.
- The terror plot, which involved self-funding, raised Rs 26 lakh for explosives and included contributions from various suspects.
- Investigators discovered the accused radicalized students at Al-Falah University and conducted reconnaissance to plan their attacks, indicating a sophisticated terror network.
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Terror and self-funding: How doctors 'financed' Delhi Red Fort blast?
A shocking revelation has emerged from the investigation into the terror blast plot, uncovering that the conspiracy was self funding with a total of Rs 26 lakh cash pooled by the accused doctors. Dr Muzammil contributed Rs 5 lakh, Dr Adil Ahmed Rather contributed Rs 8 lakh, Dr Muffar Ahmed Rather contributed Rs 6 lakh, Dr Umar contributed Rs 2 lakh, and Dr Shaheen Shahid contributed Rs 5 lakh. The entire amount was handed over in cash to Dr Umar…
Delhi Blast Update, (Aaj Samaj), Faridabad: After the Delhi blast, Faridabad district of Haryana is constantly in the headlines, why not, because the wires of Delhi blast are connected to Faridabad, the doctor whom people consider as a form of God, the same doctor was playing the role of a devil inside and was planning to spread terror. After the incident, the eyes of the investigation agencies and police are not only fixed on Al Falah Universit…
Fadnavis Says Pakistan Using ‘Proxy War Tactics’ After Delhi Blast; Warns India Will Respond Decisively
Mumbai: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Saturday launched a sharp attack on Pakistan, accusing it of repeatedly attempting to destabilise India through indirect warfare. Speaking at a memorial event for terror victims at Mumbai’s Gateway of India, Fadnavis said that Islamabad had once again tried to assert its presence through the November 10 Delhi […]
Fadnavis Blames Pakistan for Delhi Blast, Citing Failed War Efforts
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has strongly condemned Pakistan for its alleged role in recent terror attacks on Indian soil, including the deadly Red Fort car blast in Delhi and the earlier Pahalgam terror attack in Kashmir. Speaking at a solemn event at the Gateway of India held to commemorate the upcoming 17th anniversary of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, Fadnavis lauded India’s proactive counter-terror efforts, particularly Op…
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