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NIA probe into the Red Fort car bomb blast reveals suicide bomber umar un nabi, using the alias Rahul Bhat, sourced bomb-making materials online and offline. He converted salt into explosives using electrolysis in his Faridabad flat. The investigation also uncovered travel to Ahmedabad for additional chemicals and radical literature.

NIA's chargesheet reveals Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind (AGuH) has evolved from a forest-based group to an urban threat, orchestrated by Pakistan-based handlers. This shift, moving from visual propaganda to a tech-driven network, aims to link Kashmiri militancy with global jihadist goals, bypassing traditional structures through encrypted platforms.

The arrest of Mohammed Usman Jatt, alias ‘Chinese’, shows how deeply foreign terrorists attempt to integrate into civilian environments. Such blending, security agencies believe, makes detection significantly harder

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A major security breach at the Delhi Assembly has exposed significant lapses in the security apparatus, with a car ramming through a closed gate. Experts are puzzled by the clean exit of the driver, a 'non-professional' man, despite heavy CRPF and Delhi Police deployment.

Delhi Police's special cell has apprehended two suspects in Mumbai linked to an IS-inspired terror module planning attacks with remote-controlled toy car bombs. Incriminating materials were seized during raids in Kurla and Khadavli. This operation follows another arrest in UP and highlights ongoing efforts to dismantle terror networks and prevent sleeper cell activity nationwide.

Fresh CCTV footage shows prime accused Dr. umar un nabi entering Delhi via Badarpur border, confirming his identity in the blast probe. Authorities are expanding surveillance in NCR. Investigations reveal a larger terror plot involving multiple vehicles and explosives, with preparations underway for coordinated attacks across several locations.

The National Investigation Agency has arrested Amir Rashid Ali in connection with the Red Fort blast. Ali is accused of conspiring with suicide bomber umar un nabi. The i20 car used in the attack was registered in Ali's name. Investigations reveal Ali facilitated the car's purchase. The deceased bomber has been identified as umar un nabi.

BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla criticized Congress MP Imran Masood for calling suicide bomber umar un nabi a "misguided youth." Poonawalla accused the Congress of prioritizing vote bank politics over national interest, citing past instances where opposition leaders allegedly downplayed terror acts. The remarks came after a video emerged of the bomber justifying his actions.

Red Fort blast accused allegedly raised Rs 20 lakh cash, which was given to umar un nabi. The group then procured over 20 quintals of NPK fertilizer for IED preparation. A money dispute arose between Umar and Dr Muzammil, and Umar reportedly created a Signal group for coordination.

Delhi Police confirmed Monday's blast near the Red Fort as a terror attack, registering an FIR under UAPA. Investigations suggest handlers were based in Turkiye and Afghanistan, linked to the "doctor module." umar un nabi, identified as the lone attacker, died in the explosion, with his identity pending DNA confirmation.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested Dr Bilal Naseer Malla for allegedly destroying evidence and harbouring a deceased accused in connection with the Red Fort car blast. This marks the eighth arrest in the case, which is being investigated as a terrorist strike linked to a Jaish-e-Mohammed module.

The National Investigation Agency has arrested Soyab from Faridabad. He is accused of harbouring terrorist umar un nabi. Soyab also provided logistical support to Un Nabi before the car bombing. This is the seventh arrest in the case. The NIA is continuing its investigation to uncover the full conspiracy behind the attack.

Al-Falah University faces government takeover with an administrator appointed following findings of statutory violations. This move comes after its association with doctors linked to a blast and a new law tightening private university oversight. While administration and finance are now state-managed, teaching faculty remain unaffected to ensure academic continuity for students.