While the investigation into the Delhi blast and the connected busting of the Faridabad white-collar terror module continues at multiple levels, investigators were focusing on a crucial aspect of Umar's presence in the car for three hours in the parking lot of the Red Fort.
The NIA said that Danish was an active co-conspirator and had worked closely with Nabi to plan the November 10 terrorist attack near the iconic Red Fort in Delhi.
According to the anti-terror probe agency, Ali had come to Delhi to facilitate the purchase of the car used as "a vehicle-borne Improvised Explosive Device (IED) to trigger the blast."
Al-Falah University first came under the scanner after the Jammu and Kashmir police arrested a doctor named Muzammil Ganaie and recovered around 350 kg of explosive grade ammonium nitrate from Delhi-NCR.
Nabi, the prime accused in Red Fort bomb blast, had allegedly arranged several cars to be used in the planned attacks.
The development came shortly after the Delhi Police alerted cops in Haryana and Uttar Pradesh about the car.
Investigation into the Red Fort bomb blast revealed that the suspect had another car in addition to the Hyundai i20, which was used in the incident.
