The NIA expanded its probe into the Red Fort blast with searches at 10 locations across Kashmir, including homes of suspects linked to a ‘white-collar’ terror module involving local doctors. The agency is examining digital and physical evidence seized during Monday’s operation.
The NIA has arrested a Faridabad man accused of giving shelter and logistical help to bomber Umar Un Nabi before the November 10 Red Fort blast. He is the seventh person held as investigators gather new details about the terror module and its operations.
In the chargesheet filed before its special court in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, the Central probe agency has charged the accused with luring the girl with the promise of employment and then pushing her into immoral trafficking to make money.
A remand copy accessed by UNI reveals that Ali was involved in providing logistical support and participating in terror-related activities.
According to official sources, joint teams of the security agencies swung into action even as the local police were informed at the eleventh hour.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday visited the Baisaran meadow near Pahalgam town in Jammu and Kashmir, where at least 28 innocent tourists were killed in one of the largest terrorist attacks in recent years. Shah arrived at the site in a helicopter.
Farooqi, identified as the head of ISIS in India, is from Chakrata, Dehradun, while Singh, a converted Muslim, hails from Diwana, Panipat.
It was Mumbai’s longest and darkest night
