The investigation into the car explosion near Red Fort in Delhi has revealed that the suspects used the covert ‘dead drop’ email method to communicate to plan terror activities in order to evade getting caught by internet surveillance, sources said. The probe into the 10 November terror attack has disclosed that the three arrested doctors linked to Al Falah University used the ‘dead drop’ email technique to communicate. This method, often used by terror groups, ensures safe exchange of information with minimal digital traces.


Delhi blast probe: Terrorists using dead drop platforms to evade security agencies

The dead drop, a term used in espionage terminology, was used to secretly pass information or items in a clandestine fashion without face-to-face interaction at a common location. It was a covert method that was used quite extensively during the Cold War.

Delhi blast suspects used ‘dead drop’ emails to plan attacks, reveals probe

Delhi Blast: Investigators in the Delhi blast case are intensifying their focus on a group dubbed the ‘Doctors of Terror,’ believed to be key operatives behind the attack. This group is suspected of orchestrating violent acts and recruiting militants for terror activities. 


Delhi blast: Four Al-Falah-linked doctors removed from medical register

The FIRs were registered after the UGC and the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) flagged serious irregularities at the Al Falah University during their reviews and initiated action. The Delhi Police has issued a notice to the university and asked for certain documents.

Delhi Police file 2 FIRs against Al Falah University after terror module bust

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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Delhi Blast: Investigators in the Delhi blast case are intensifying their focus on a group dubbed the ‘Doctors of Terror,’ believed to be key operatives behind the attack. This group is suspected of orchestrating violent acts and recruiting militants for terror activities. 

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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 investigating the Delhi blast are uncovering what appears to be a “white-collar” terror cell, with potential links to Jaish-e-Mohammed. Early findings suggest that individuals with professional backgrounds may have played a role in planning or facilitating the attack.

Delhi Blast: Jaish Involvement and White-Collar Terror Behind Delhi Blast

India’s Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad has arrested three men, including a foreign-trained doctor, in connection with an alleged ricin terror plot spanning multiple states. Investigators recovered chemicals, a blue drum, and equipment from a Hyderabad workshop. The case raises concerns due to ricin’s extreme lethality and global terror history, from Cold War assassinations to ISIS-inspired attacks. Authorities continue to probe intent, capability, and potential targets.

India’s Ricin Terror Crackdown: Deadly Biotoxin Resurfaces in Multi-State Investigation

Security forces have demolished the house of Dr. Omar Nabi, the man identified as the Delhi Red Fort blast bomber, in Pulwama, Jammu & Kashmir. Umar Nabi was confirmed by DNA testing to be the driver of the explosive-laden car that detonated near the Red Fort, resulting in the death of 13 people and injuries to over 20.

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Umar is said to have purchased the fertilisers, which he used for making ammonium nitrate used in the explosive device, from Nuh.

Delhi Red Fort blast: Did Umar Nabi purchase explosives from Haryana’s Nuh? Here’s what CCTV footage reveals

Commenting on the blast accused being from a professional background, including being doctors, the Chief Minister questioned the 'security failure' which led to the blast.

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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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Delhi bomber Dr Umar Nabi's Pulwama home blown up by security forces

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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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.

Security forces demolish house of Red Fort blast suspect in overnight Pulwama raid

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.

Red Fort Blast: Third Car Believed Linked to Delhi Attack

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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