The ED has raided more than 25 locations tied to Al-Falah University as part of the Delhi Red Fort blast probe, uncovering shell firms, suspicious fund flows and regulatory violations. The financial trail is now central to the expanding investigation.
Investigators probing the Delhi Red Fort blast have uncovered encrypted chats, coordinated weapon movement, and clearly defined roles within the Umar-linked terror module. Evidence suggests a structured internal network involving financing, recruitment, and clandestine planning.
Investigators probing the Red Fort explosion say the blast was part of a planned multi-city terror operation. Agencies believe eight suspects were preparing coordinated IED attacks across India.
Investigators probing the Delhi Red Fort blast say Dr Umar Nabi had planned a December 6 explosion after returning from Turkey. The plan fell apart following the Faridabad crackdown that exposed a ‘white-collar’ Jaish-e-Mohammed module spanning Kashmir, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh.
Amid the Delhi Red Fort blast investigation, Al-Falah University has denied any connection with two arrested faculty members. The Vice-Chancellor said no chemicals were ever stored on campus and dismissed the allegations as “false and defamatory,” pledging full cooperation with the probe.
Delhi Red Fort blast latest: Police found that suspect Dr Muzammil Ganaie visited the Red Fort area multiple times in January. Investigators believe the visits were part of reconnaissance for a possible Republic Day terror plot. The NIA is now leading the probe.
A court will deliver on February 13 its verdict in the 2005 Delhi serial blast case which killed over 60…
