Delhi car blast probe has taken a significant turn after police confirmed that Dr Umar Mohammad, identified through DNA testing, was driving the car that exploded. Investigators have also traced his handler,

The CCTV footage, dated November 10, the day of the blast, shows Dr Umar Nabi walking outside Faiz-e-Ilahi Mosque in the Turkman Gate area of Old Delhi.

Security agencies have recovered diaries ad notebooks belonging to Dr Umar and Dr Muzzammil, shedding light on a long-running terror conspiracy related to the Delhi Red Fort blast investigation. The recovered materials suggest that the blast was part of a carefully orchestrated plan.

A powerful explosion ripped through a Hyundai i20 near Delhi’s Red Fort Metro Station at around 6.50 pm on Monday, killing 12 people and injuring 20 others. The explosion took place in a slow-moving car that had stopped at a red light just outside the Red Fort metro station.

In a shocking twist, investigators uncovered a white-collar terror network involving doctors, after raids linked to the Delhi blast led to massive explosives and weapon seizures.