Delhi Blast: Security forces have razed the house of Dr. Nabi in Pulwama, Kashmir, in an overnight operation following his alleged involvement in the recent Delhi Red Fort blast. The demolition was carried out as part of the ongoing investigation into the attack, which killed 13 people and injured several others. Dr. Nabi, identified as the driver of the explosive-laden car, was a key suspect in the case.


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Indian security forces razed the house of Dr Umar Nabi, the prime suspect who was driving the car that exploded near Delhi’s iconic Red Fort, killing 13 and injuring dozens of others. The operation was undertaken in the early hours of Friday (Nov 14) after a DNA test confirmed Nabi’s role in the terror incident that rocked the national capital on Nov 10. Earlier, officials had detained his two brothers and mother to collect their DNA samples and match them with the traces found in the white &nbsp;Hyundai i20 car involved in the deadly blast.&nbsp;The two-story structure, located in Koil village, Pulwama, was Nabi’s ancestral home. The house was reduced to rubble using bulldozers and controlled explosives. The area was cordoned off from midnight until dawn by the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF). No resistance was reported at the site, although local residents described the atmosphere as tense.

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&nbsp;The 28-year-old worked as an assistant professor at Al-Falah University in Faridabad, Haryana. The medical institute has come under scrutiny, with several staff members being involved in the terror module linked to two terror outfits — Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind (AguH).&nbsp;As the investigation continues, 15 more individuals, including five doctors and paramedic staff, were detained by the agencies on Thursday (Nov 13) during raids in more than 24 locations across Kashmir.&nbsp;Jammu and Kashmir Police earlier detained Dr Mohammad Arif from Kanpur’s Cardiology Institute. He was reportedly in constant touch with Dr Shaheen Shahid, a Lucknow-based woman doctor arrested from Faridabad. Shaheen has emerged as a key link between the Faridabad terror module and the Delhi Red Fort car blast. Earlier, Dr Muzammil Ahmad Ganaie, also named as Muzammil Shakeel in some reports, was arrested after authorities recovered large caches of explosives from rented premises in Dhauj village, Faridabad.&nbsp;Another Kashmir-based doctor, Nisar-ul-Hassan, has been missing since the day of the blast. He was hired by Al-Falah University after being dismissed by the Jammu and Kashmir administration for his alleged links with terrorist organisations.

As the investigation continues, 15 more individuals, including five doctors and paramedic staff, were detained by the agencies on Thursday (Nov 13) during raids in more than 24 locations across Kashmir.

Indian security forces razed the house of Dr Umar Nabi, the prime suspect who was driving the car that exploded near Delhi’s iconic Red Fort, killing 13 and injuring dozens of others. The operation was undertaken in the early hours of Friday (Nov 14) after a DNA test confirmed Nabi’s role in the terror incident that rocked the national capital on Nov 10. Earlier, officials had detained his two brothers and mother to collect their DNA samples and match them with the traces found in the white Hyundai i20 car involved in the deadly blast. The two-story structure, located in Koil village, Pulwama, was Nabi’s ancestral home. The house was reduced to rubble using bulldozers and controlled explosives. The area was cordoned off from midnight until dawn by the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF). No resistance was reported at the site, although local residents described the atmosphere as tense.

As the investigation continues, 15 more individuals, including five doctors and paramedic staff, were detained by the agencies on Thursday (Nov 13) during raids in more than 24 locations across Kashmir.

WATCH | Red Fort car blast suspect Umar Nabi’s house in Pulwama reduced to rubble

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has said that everyone involved in Delhi blast incident will face the full wrath of investigating agencies. He chaired the high-level security review meetings with senior officials in New Delhi yesterday to assess the situation following the car blast near the Red Fort in the national capital Monday.


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In a swift and decisive overnight operation, security forces razed the family home of Dr. Umar Nabi, the prime suspect in the deadly car bomb blast near Delhi's iconic Red Fort, to the ground in Pulwama district, south Kashmir.The demolition, carried out in the early hours of Friday, marks a stark escalation in the forces’ crackdown on terror networks linked to the November 10 attack that claimed 13 lives and injured dozens more.The two-story structure in Koil village, Pulwama, Dr. Nabi's ancestral home, was reduced to rubble using bulldozers under heavy security cover, officials confirmed. No resistance was reported, though local residents described a tense atmosphere as Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel cordoned off the area from midnight until dawn.As per sources, Dr. Nabi, a 28-year-old doctor and assistant professor at Al-Falah University in Faridabad, Haryana, has been confirmed through DNA evidence as the driver of the white Hyundai i20 packed with explosives that detonated prematurely near the Red Fort's parking lot.Earlier, in the aftermath of the devastating Pahalgam terror attack, Jammu and Kashmir security forces had launched a crackdown, demolishing the houses of at least ten terrorists and sympathisers across districts, including Pulwama, Anantnag, Bandipora, Shopian, Kulgam, and Kupwara, using controlled blasts and bulldozers. The targeted properties included those of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operatives Asif Ahmad Sheikh (also known as Asif Sheikh or Asif Shah) in Tral, Pulwama; Adil Hussain Thoker in Bijbehara, Anantnag; and Ahsan Ul Haq Sheikh (also Ahsan Ahmad Sheikh) in Murran, Pulwama, as well as Jaish-e-Mohammed affiliate Amir Nazir Wani in Tral, Pulwama, and others like Jameel Ahmed Sheer Gojri in Bandipora and Haris Ahmad in Kachipora, Pulwama, to dismantle the terror ecosystem and deter further violence.Watch | Red Fort Blast: Third Car Believed Linked to Delhi Attack <a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/red-fort-blast-third-car-believed-linked-to-delhi-attack-1763056370924/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/red-fort-blast-third-car-believed-linked-to-delhi-attack-1763056370924/embed</a>&nbsp;

The two-story structure in Koil village, Pulwama, Dr. Nabi's ancestral home, was reduced to rubble using bulldozers under heavy security cover, officials confirmed.

In a swift and decisive overnight operation, security forces razed the family home of Dr. Umar Nabi, the prime suspect in the deadly car bomb blast near Delhi's iconic Red Fort, to the ground in Pulwama district, south Kashmir. The demolition, carried out in the early hours of Friday, marks a stark escalation in the forces’ crackdown on terror networks linked to the November 10 attack that claimed 13 lives and injured dozens more. The two-story structure in Koil village, Pulwama, Dr. Nabi's ancestral home, was reduced to rubble using bulldozers under heavy security cover, officials confirmed. No resistance was reported, though local residents described a tense atmosphere as Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel cordoned off the area from midnight until dawn. As per sources, Dr. Nabi, a 28-year-old doctor and assistant professor at Al-Falah University in Faridabad, Haryana, has been confirmed through DNA evidence as the driver of the white Hyundai i20 packed with explosives that detonated prematurely near the Red Fort's parking lot. Earlier, in the aftermath of the devastating Pahalgam terror attack, Jammu and Kashmir security forces had launched a crackdown, demolishing the houses of at least ten terrorists and sympathisers across districts, including Pulwama, Anantnag, Bandipora, Shopian, Kulgam, and Kupwara, using controlled blasts and bulldozers. The targeted properties included those of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) operatives Asif Ahmad Sheikh (also known as Asif Sheikh or Asif Shah) in Tral, Pulwama; Adil Hussain Thoker in Bijbehara, Anantnag; and Ahsan Ul Haq Sheikh (also Ahsan Ahmad Sheikh) in Murran, Pulwama, as well as Jaish-e-Mohammed affiliate Amir Nazir Wani in Tral, Pulwama, and others like Jameel Ahmed Sheer Gojri in Bandipora and Haris Ahmad in Kachipora, Pulwama, to dismantle the terror ecosystem and deter further violence. Watch | Red Fort Blast: Third Car Believed Linked to Delhi Attack https://www.wionews.com/videos/red-fort-blast-third-car-believed-linked-to-delhi-attack-1763056370924/embed

The two-story structure in Koil village, Pulwama, Dr. Nabi's ancestral home, was reduced to rubble using bulldozers under heavy security cover, officials confirmed.

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Authorities have uncovered a third vehicle potentially linked to the Red Fort blast in Delhi. Investigators are tracing its movements and connections to the suspects involved. This development intensifies the probe into one of India’s most high-profile terror cases.

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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has carried out multiple raids in connection with an Al-Qaeda terror conspiracy case. Authorities are investigating links between the suspects and larger terror networks. This operation highlights ongoing counter-terror efforts in India. Stay tuned for further updates on arrests, evidence, and official statements.


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Authorities have confirmed that Al Falah University is under scrutiny by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) following the Red Fort blast. The investigation will focus on potential terror funding links connected to the incident. Updates on arrests, financial probes, and security measures are expected as the inquiry continues.


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Authorities have confirmed that Al Falah University is under scrutiny by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) following the Red Fort blast. The investigation will focus on potential terror funding links connected to the incident. Updates on arrests, financial probes, and security measures are expected as the inquiry continues.

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In a major breakthrough, authorities have arrested Dr Farooq Ahmad Dar from Hapur for his alleged links to the Faridabad terror module connected to the Red Fort blast. 


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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has carried out multiple raids in connection with an Al-Qaeda terror conspiracy case. Authorities are investigating links between the suspects and larger terror networks. This operation highlights ongoing counter-terror efforts in India. Stay tuned for further updates on arrests, evidence, and official statements.

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The government has ordered the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to conduct a probe into the funding of the Al Falah University in Faridabad that has emerged as a key link between the terror suspects arrested over the Delhi blasts, sources said. 


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DNA tests have confirmed that Dr. Umar was the driver of the car involved in the Delhi blast, according to sources. Investigators are analyzing the evidence to trace his connections and uncover the terror network behind the attack.


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DNA tests have confirmed that Dr. Umar was the driver of the car involved in the Delhi blast, according to sources. Investigators are analyzing the evidence to trace his connections and uncover the terror network behind the attack.

Delhi Blast: DNA Tests Confirms Dr Umar Drove Car That Exploded: Sources 

Turkey has responded to media reports linking Ankara to the Delhi blast, rejecting any involvement. Officials emphasized that the claims are unfounded and called for responsible reporting.


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Delhi Blast: The Union Cabinet has passed a resolution condemning the heinous Delhi Red Fort car blast as a terrorist incident perpetrated by anti-national forces. Expressing deep grief for the loss of innocent lives, the Cabinet reaffirmed India’s zero-tolerance policy against terrorism and praised the prompt efforts of security and emergency responders.


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Rubio: US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has lauded India's handling of the Delhi car blast investigation, calling it "measured, cautious, and very professional." Speaking at the G7 foreign ministers meeting, Rubio affirmed the blast near the Red Fort was "clearly a terrorist attack" and praised Indian authorities for conducting a thorough probe. He confirmed the US offered assistance but emphasized India's capability to manage the investigation independently.


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The Indian government has officially classified the Delhi blast as a terror incident.
The Cabinet reaffirmed India’s policy of zero tolerance towards terrorism, emphasizing swift action and thorough investigation.

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Al Falah College has emerged as a key focus in the ongoing Delhi blast investigation.
Sources suggest investigators are tracing possible links between students, staff, and suspects connected to the terror module.
Officials believe the college may hold crucial leads in uncovering the wider network behind the blast.

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Al Falah College at Centre of Delhi Blast Probe | Investigation Widens

The Delhi blast probe has uncovered a possible link to a Faridabad-based terror module.
Authorities are now searching for Dr. Umar, the suspected driver whose whereabouts remain unknown.
Investigators believe this could be a major breakthrough in identifying the network behind the attack.

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Al-Falah University, a private institution in Haryana’s Faridabad under heavy scanner after the Delhi blast investigation, had hired Kashmir-based Dr Nisar-ul-Hassan, who had been dismissed by the Jammu and Kashmir administration for his alleged links with terrorist organisations, as a professor. Dr Hassan was a former assistant professor at Shri Maharaja Hari Singh (SMHS) Hospital in Srinagar and was dismissed by the Jammu and Kashmir government in 2023 for his alleged anti-national activities.&nbsp;Dr Hassan, hired as a professor in the Department of Medicine at Al-Falah University, had been dismissed by Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha in 2023 under Article 311(2)(c) of the Constitution. The provision allows the government to terminate a public servant without a departmental inquiry in cases involving the security of the state.&nbsp;&nbsp;<h2>‘White-collar terror module’</h2>&nbsp;Al-Falah University in Haryana’s Faridabad district is under heavy scrutiny after doctors employed there were arrested for being part of a ‘white-collar terror module’ as nearly 3,000 kg of ammonium nitrate was found to have been in the possession of the module.The Al-Falah University has issued an official statement, saying it is cooperating fully with law enforcement agencies. Officials at its south Delhi and Okhla offices said no investigative team had visited those premises so far.The staff said that the university is likely to hold a press conference on Thursday to address the ongoing developments.The blast near Red Fort on November 10 killed eight people and injured over 20 others.&nbsp;<h2>Doctors’ network under probe</h2>&nbsp;According to sources, Dr Umar Un Nabi, also known as Dr Umar Mohammad, believed to have been driving the car that exploded, was part of a terror logistics network reportedly comprising nine to ten members, including several doctors.&nbsp;Investigators said that Dr Umar had planned the attack along with Dr Muzammil and Dr Shaheen, both of whom were arrested in Faridabad on Monday after 2,900 kg of explosives were recovered, reported India Today.&nbsp;&nbsp;Dr Umar had also been expelled from a hospital in Anantnag following the death of a patient and had joined the Al-Falah School of Medical Science in 2023.&nbsp;DNA samples collected from his family members are being matched with the biological evidence from the blast site to confirm whether he was driving the i20 car when it exploded.&nbsp;WATCH: Mumbai ATS Raids Terror Hideouts In Guntur | Sleeper Cells Active In Andhra: Sources<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/mumbai-ats-raids-terror-hideouts-in-guntur-sleeper-cells-active-in-andhra-sources-1762956472241/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/mumbai-ats-raids-terror-hideouts-in-guntur-sleeper-cells-active-in-andhra-sources-1762956472241/embed</a>&nbsp;<h2>Missing red Ford EcoSport traced</h2>&nbsp;Meanwhile, the Faridabad Police found the missing red Ford EcoSport after an alert was sounded and a massive hunt was launched to recover it. The vehicle, bearing registration number DL10CK0458, is registered to Umar Un Nabi, also known as Dr Umar Mohammad, who is listed as the second owner. Intelligence agencies were apprehensive that the EcoSport could still possibly contain explosives or crucial evidence.&nbsp;Investigators said the car was registered at the Rajouri Garden RTO in Delhi on November 22, 2017, using a fake address in northeast Delhi.

Dr Nisar-ul-Hassan, hired as a professor at Al-Falah University, had been dismissed by L-G Manoj Sinha in 2023 under Article 311(2)(c) of the Constitution that allows the government to terminate a public servant without a departmental inquiry in cases involving the security of state.

Al-Falah University, a private institution in Haryana’s Faridabad under heavy scanner after the Delhi blast investigation, had hired Kashmir-based Dr Nisar-ul-Hassan, who had been dismissed by the Jammu and Kashmir administration for his alleged links with terrorist organisations, as a professor. Dr Hassan was a former assistant professor at Shri Maharaja Hari Singh (SMHS) Hospital in Srinagar and was dismissed by the Jammu and Kashmir government in 2023 for his alleged anti-national activities. Dr Hassan, hired as a professor in the Department of Medicine at Al-Falah University, had been dismissed by Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha in 2023 under Article 311(2)(c) of the Constitution. The provision allows the government to terminate a public servant without a departmental inquiry in cases involving the security of the state. ‘White-collar terror module’ Al-Falah University in Haryana’s Faridabad district is under heavy scrutiny after doctors employed there were arrested for being part of a ‘white-collar terror module’ as nearly 3,000 kg of ammonium nitrate was found to have been in the possession of the module. The Al-Falah University has issued an official statement, saying it is cooperating fully with law enforcement agencies. Officials at its south Delhi and Okhla offices said no investigative team had visited those premises so far. The staff said that the university is likely to hold a press conference on Thursday to address the ongoing developments. The blast near Red Fort on November 10 killed eight people and injured over 20 others. Doctors’ network under probe According to sources, Dr Umar Un Nabi, also known as Dr Umar Mohammad, believed to have been driving the car that exploded, was part of a terror logistics network reportedly comprising nine to ten members, including several doctors. Investigators said that Dr Umar had planned the attack along with Dr Muzammil and Dr Shaheen, both of whom were arrested in Faridabad on Monday after 2,900 kg of explosives were recovered, reported India Today. Dr Umar had also been expelled from a hospital in Anantnag following the death of a patient and had joined the Al-Falah School of Medical Science in 2023. DNA samples collected from his family members are being matched with the biological evidence from the blast site to confirm whether he was driving the i20 car when it exploded. WATCH: Mumbai ATS Raids Terror Hideouts In Guntur | Sleeper Cells Active In Andhra: Sources https://www.wionews.com/videos/mumbai-ats-raids-terror-hideouts-in-guntur-sleeper-cells-active-in-andhra-sources-1762956472241/embed Missing red Ford EcoSport traced Meanwhile, the Faridabad Police found the missing red Ford EcoSport after an alert was sounded and a massive hunt was launched to recover it. The vehicle, bearing registration number DL10CK0458, is registered to Umar Un Nabi, also known as Dr Umar Mohammad, who is listed as the second owner. Intelligence agencies were apprehensive that the EcoSport could still possibly contain explosives or crucial evidence. Investigators said the car was registered at the Rajouri Garden RTO in Delhi on November 22, 2017, using a fake address in northeast Delhi.

Dr Nisar-ul-Hassan, hired as a professor at Al-Falah University, had been dismissed by L-G Manoj Sinha in 2023 under Article 311(2)(c) of the Constitution that allows the government to terminate a public servant without a departmental inquiry in cases involving the security of state.&nbsp;

Al Falah hired Dr Hassan, who was fired by J&K govt for terror links, as professor

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