US EditionDelhi Blast Updates: J&K Police Move Interpol for Red Corner Notice Against Kashmir Doctor in Terror Module Probe
Jammu and Kashmir Police detained around 15 doctors and seized digital evidence while investigating links between medical professionals and the Delhi Red Fort blast.
- On Thursday the Counter Intelligence wing of Jammu and Kashmir Police carried out raids at 13 locations across the Valley.
- Authorities say a terror module involving medical professionals was uncovered, and investigators suspect Dr Umar Nabi drove the i20 that exploded near Red Fort, Delhi on Monday.
- Over a dozen doctors from the Valley have been questioned, including Dr Zahoor, Dr Tajamul Malik, and Sajjad Ahmed Malla, detained from his Pulwama residence and linked to a Delhi hospital.
- Investigators detained people for questioning and recovered several digital devices and incriminating materials during the operations, while police are tracing communication trails to ensure no hidden terror links remain.
- Police are screening classmates and close associates from Government Medical College Srinagar and GMC Anantnag to ensure no professional or financial links to the suspected module are overlooked.
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