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  • Delhi Court Remands Three Doctors and Preacher to 12-Day Judicial Custody in Red Fort Blast Case

    Delhi Court Remands Three Doctors and Preacher to 12-Day Judicial Custody in Red Fort Blast Case

    Dec 12, 2025 09:30 pm CST

    A Delhi court has placed three doctors and a religious preacher into 12 days of judicial custody following their arrest in connection with the November 10 Red Fort blast. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has made eight arrests in this case linked to a sophisticated terror module, including Dr. Bilal Naseer Malla, who allegedly provided support to the deceased suicide bomber Umar Un Nabi.

  • SIA Raids in J&K Target Weapons Network Behind Deadly Delhi Blast

    SIA Raids in J&K Target Weapons Network Behind Deadly Delhi Blast

    Dec 05, 2025 06:29 pm CST

    The State Investigation Agency in Jammu and Kashmir has conducted raids in Ganderbal and Srinagar targeting the weapons supply network connected to the November 10 Delhi blast that killed 15 people. Investigations focus on links to suicide bomber Dr Umar Un Nabi and other suspects from Al Falah University currently in NIA custody.

  • Escalating Tensions Between Afghanistan and Pakistan: Taliban Vows Retaliation After Alleged Airstrikes

    Escalating Tensions Between Afghanistan and Pakistan: Taliban Vows Retaliation After Alleged Airstrikes

    Nov 26, 2025 02:59 am CST

    Tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan have reached a critical point following alleged airstrikes that killed nine children and a woman in Khost province. The Taliban government has vowed to "respond appropriately" while Pakistan denies involvement. This incident occurs amid ongoing security concerns, cross-border disputes, and recent terrorist attacks, further complicating the already strained diplomatic relations between the neighboring countries.

  • Revealed: How Delhi Bomber

    Revealed: How Delhi Bomber's Suitcase Served as a Mobile Bomb Laboratory

    Nov 25, 2025 08:51 pm CST

    Inside the Delhi Chandni Chowk bombing investigation: Umar Un Nabi, a doctor from Al-Falah University, used a portable suitcase laboratory to construct the deadly car bomb that killed 15 people. Investigators reveal how this highly educated "emir" of a terror cell tested explosives in his campus room before executing the devastating attack.

  • Delhi Suicide Bomber Umar Un Nabi: The "Emir" Behind the Deadly Red Fort Attack

    Delhi Suicide Bomber Umar Un Nabi: The "Emir" Behind the Deadly Red Fort Attack

    Nov 25, 2025 07:49 pm CST

    The highly educated doctor-turned-suicide bomber Umar Un Nabi, who called himself "Emir" of a sophisticated white collar terror module, was responsible for the deadly car bombing near Delhi's Red Fort that killed 15 people. Investigators have uncovered details about his radicalization, bomb-making expertise, and leadership over other educated terrorists following arrests in Faridabad, revealing how personal grievances and religious extremism drove the multilingual former physician to orchestrate "Operation Emir."

  • Kashmiri Analyst Condemns Delhi Bomber: "Suicide, Not Martyrdom" Says Son of India

    Kashmiri Analyst Condemns Delhi Bomber: "Suicide, Not Martyrdom" Says Son of India's First Hijacker

    Nov 20, 2025 06:39 pm CST

    Junaid Qureshi, son of India's first aircraft hijacker and director of EFSAS, strongly condemns the Delhi Red Fort suicide bombing as an act against Islamic teachings. He calls for Kashmiri society to take decisive action against terrorism and warns of Pakistan's evolving strategy to make the conflict appear "Kashmiri-owned" through new recruitment patterns targeting educated youth and women.

  • Pakistani Politician Claims Responsibility for Red Fort Blast: Inside the Terror Network Behind the Delhi Attack

    Pakistani Politician Claims Responsibility for Red Fort Blast: Inside the Terror Network Behind the Delhi Attack

    Nov 19, 2025 09:36 pm CST

    A shocking claim by former Pakistan-occupied Kashmir Prime Minister Chaudhary Anwarul Haq connects Pakistan to the November 10 Red Fort bombing that killed 15 people in Delhi. Intelligence sources reveal a sophisticated terrorist network of "terror doctors" linked to Jaish-e-Mohammed executed the attack, with evidence suggesting more planned assaults and fundraising efforts for future operations against India amid escalating regional tensions.

  • Comprehensive Analysis: The White Collar Terror Network Behind Delhi

    Comprehensive Analysis: The White Collar Terror Network Behind Delhi's Red Fort Bombing

    Nov 19, 2025 08:29 pm CST

    This article provides a detailed examination of the sophisticated white collar terror module responsible for the suicide bombing near Delhi's Red Fort that killed 13 people. The investigation reveals a highly organized network of educated professionals, including multiple doctors from Al-Falah University in Faridabad, who were recruited by Jaish-e-Mohammed operatives. Each member had specific responsibilities—from radicalization and recruitment to fundraising, logistics, and bomb-making—demonstrating how modern terrorist cells leverage professional credentials to operate undetected within society.

  • Jaish-e-Mohammed Raising Rs 6,400 Per Donor to Fund New Fidayeen Squad Against India

    Jaish-e-Mohammed Raising Rs 6,400 Per Donor to Fund New Fidayeen Squad Against India

    Nov 19, 2025 04:39 pm CST

    Intelligence sources reveal Pakistan-based Jaish-e-Mohammed is assembling a suicide squad for attacks on India, soliciting Rs 6,400 donations through digital platforms including SadaPay. The group, linked to the recent Delhi Red Fort bombing that killed 15 people, may be planning women-led attacks through its Jamat ul-Muminat wing, while coordinating with Lashkar-e-Taiba for new strikes in Jammu and Kashmir.

  • Delhi Blast Investigation Reveals Terrorist Assembled Explosives Near Red Fort Before Fatal Attack

    Delhi Blast Investigation Reveals Terrorist Assembled Explosives Near Red Fort Before Fatal Attack

    Nov 19, 2025 01:57 pm CST

    Investigators in the Delhi blast case have discovered that suspect Umar Mohammed assembled explosives in a public parking area near Red Fort before detonating them on Netaji Subhash Marg, killing 13 people and injuring 20 others. The terrorist changed plans upon finding the monument closed and opted for a more crowded target location instead.