NewsIMTSWhat Delhi Police has detained three persons, including two Al Falah University doctors connected to Umar Nabi, the driver of the car that exploded near Red Fort. Where in Haryana's Dhauj, Nuh and adjoining areas, coordinated raids were conducted by Delhi Police Special Cell and NIA team. When on Friday night, 15 November 2025. The detained doctors, Mohammad and Mustakim from Nuh, were allegedly in touch with terror suspect Muzammil Ganaie and were close friends of Umar Nabi. One doctor was in Delhi on the blast day for an AIIMS interview. Police also questioned a tea seller in Wazirpur where Umar had stopped briefly, checked mosque records near Ramlila Maidan, and detained a man named Dinesh for selling fertilisers without license. Investigators discovered the terror module had pooled Rs 26 lakh for explosives, spending Rs 3 lakh on NPK fertiliser commonly used in bombs. (Updated 15 Nov 2025, 16:11 IST; source: link)
Delhi Police detain Al Falah doctors linked to Red Fort blast
Delhi Police have detained three people, including two doctors from Al Falah University, in connection with the car explosion near Red Fort. The doctors, Mohammad and Mustakim from Nuh, Haryana, were reportedly friends with Umar Nabi, who drove the car involved in the blast. Police investigations revealed the doctors had been in contact with terror suspect Muzammil Ganaie. One of the detained doctors was in Delhi on the day of the explosion for an interview at AIIMS. The detentions followed joint raids by Delhi Police Special Cell and the National Investigation Agency in Haryana's Dhauj, Nuh and nearby areas on Friday night.
Investigation reveals financial trail behind the blast
Investigators have uncovered that the terror module pooled together Rs 26 lakh to purchase explosives for the Red Fort blast. Of this amount, Rs 3 lakh was spent on NPK fertiliser, a chemical commonly used in making bombs. As part of the widening investigation, police questioned a tea seller in Wazirpur where Umar Nabi had briefly stopped before the incident. They also examined records at a mosque near Ramlila Maidan and detained a man named Dinesh for selling fertilisers without proper licensing. The coordinated raids across multiple locations suggest authorities are tracking both the operational and financial networks behind the attack.
Key Points
- When on Friday night, 15 November 2025.
- Where in Haryana's Dhauj, Nuh and adjoining areas, coordinated raids were conducted by Delhi Police Special Cell and NIA team.
- Investigators discovered the terror module had pooled Rs 26 lakh for explosives, spending Rs 3 lakh on NPK fertiliser commonly used in bombs.
