The investigation team suspects that the people caught in the Red Fort blast case had received training in Afghanistan. It has also been revealed that doctors working for Pakistani terrorist organizations had received videos of bomb making from abroad.
New Delhi: It is suspected that the conspirators of the Red Fort blast had received training in Afghanistan. The investigation team has found some clues that the arrested Muzammil had gone to Afghanistan via Türkiye. It has become clear that Umar Nabi and the arrested doctor were working for Pakistani terrorist organizations Jaish-e-Mohammed and IS wing Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind. A man with codename ‘Ukasa’ from Ankara, Turkey was working as a middleman between doctors, Jaish and Ansar.
Terrorists from abroad had sent videos of bomb making to doctors. According to the information, the bomb was made in a similar manner. The agencies have received the names of three terrorists who controlled the blast from abroad. Of these, a person named Ukasa was the one who took Muzammil to Türkiye and Afghanistan. The investigation team is also probing the role of Indian Mujahideen terrorist Mirza Shadab Baig. Baig is absconding after the 2008 Batla House encounter and had studied at Al-Falah Engineering College.
In connection with the Red Fort blast, the investigation team has sought information about the social media account of Umar Nabi. The agency is also investigating in Kanpur in search of other members of the terrorist group. The Hapur doctor who was detained on suspicion of links with terrorists has been released.
4 people were sent to 10 days custody for questioning
The court has sent 4 people arrested yesterday by NIA in the Red Fort blast case to ten days custody for questioning. NIA has got the custody to interrogate Dr. Muzammil Shaheen, Dr. Adeel Ahmed, female doctor Shaheen Syed and Mufti Irfan Ahmed for ten days. NIA had asked for fifteen days’ custody. Earlier, Amir Rashid Ali and Seer Bila Wani were also arrested. So far, NIA has registered the arrest of a total of 6 people in this case.