A day after authorities recovered a staggering 2,900 kg of explosives and inflammable material from two rented rooms of a Kashmiri doctor in Faridabad, police launched an extensive combing and search operation across the district on Tuesday.
The operation follows a high-intensity blast near Delhi’s Red Fort on Monday evening, which left 12 people dead and many more injured. Preliminary investigations suggest a direct connection between the blast and the terror module uncovered in Faridabad.
Faridabad Police Team Camps at Al Falah University to Probe Doctor’s Activities
As per PTI, a senior police officer stated that a team has been deployed at Al Falah University, where the Kashmiri doctor, identified as Muzammil Ganaie alias Musaib (35), had been residing and working for the past three-and-a-half years. Police are interrogating university staff and fellow doctors to understand the extent of the doctor’s activities.
Additionally, multiple search teams have been deployed in the Dhauj police station area as part of a wider operation targeting possible accomplices. Investigations revealed that a cleric, recently detained by police, had rented out a room to an autorickshaw driver, who subsequently allowed Muzammil to use it for storing “luggage”.
Arrests of Doctor and Associates Reveal Links to Jaish-e-Mohammed and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind
Authorities have arrested a total of eight people, including the Kashmiri doctor and two other doctors, who are allegedly part of a white-collar terror module with links to Jaish-e-Mohammed and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind, spanning Kashmir, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh, as per PTI. Two other doctors, named Adeel and Shaheen, have also been detained in connection with the case.
Explosives and Arms Cache Found in Faridabad Rented Rooms
A massive cache of arms and ammunition was discovered in rooms rented by Muzammil in Faridabad. The explosives were part of an extensive network of suspected terror materials. Muzammil, a native of Koil, Pulwama in Jammu & Kashmir, had been working at Al Falah University near Dhauj, around 45 km from Delhi.
The recovery included:
Red Fort Blast: High-Intensity Explosion Claims Lives and Leaves Delhi in Shock
On Monday evening, a slow-moving Hyundai i20 car exploded near the Red Fort metro station at the Subhash Marg traffic signal, killing at least nine people and destroying several vehicles, as per PTI. The explosion is believed to have been triggered using the materials recovered in Faridabad, indicating a premeditated terror act.
Kashmiri Doctor Named in Prior Terror Case in Srinagar
Authorities revealed that Muzammil was already on the police radar. He was named as a wanted person in Jammu & Kashmir for allegedly putting up posters supporting Jaish-e-Mohammed in Srinagar. The Nowgam police station team in Kashmir, with the assistance of the Faridabad Crime Branch, arrested him after his suspicious activities were flagged.
Doctors Arrested in Faridabad Explosives Case and Their Alleged Roles
Dr Muzammil Ganaie alias Musaib (35)
Dr Adeel
Dr Shaheen
Two Other Fellow Doctors (Names not disclosed in reports)
Discovery of Arms and Explosives Near Al Falah University Intensifies Probe
Further searches revealed that just 500 metres from Al Falah University, police recovered:
10 Key Revelations About the Terror Plot
Large-Scale Explosives Recovery: 2,900 kg of explosives and inflammable materials recovered from two rented rooms in Faridabad, per PTI.
Direct Connection to Red Fort Blast: Investigations suggest that the recovered explosives are linked to the high-intensity car blast near Red Fort.
University Ties: The main accused, Dr Muzammil Ganaie, worked at Al Falah University for over three years, facilitating access to storage areas.
Multiple Arrests: Eight individuals arrested, including Muzammil and fellow doctors, for allegedly being part of a white-collar terror module.
Cross-State Terror Module: The terror network allegedly spans Kashmir, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh, involving Jaish-e-Mohammed and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind.
Suspicious Rentals: A cleric’s room, later sub-rented to Muzammil, was used to store explosives, suggesting elaborate planning.
Prior Criminal Record: Muzammil was wanted in J-K for putting up Jaish-e-Mohammed posters in Srinagar.
Arms Cache: Recovery included assault rifles, pistols, live rounds, timers, and other bomb-making equipment.
High-Risk Locations: Explosives and arms recovered in proximity to high-density areas, including Al Falah University and Dahar Colony.
Coordinated Operations: Arrests and recoveries suggest a sophisticated terror operation aimed at creating large-scale destruction in Delhi.
Inputs from PTI
The operation follows a high-intensity blast near Delhi’s Red Fort on Monday evening, which left 12 people dead and many more injured. Preliminary investigations suggest a direct connection between the blast and the terror module uncovered in Faridabad.
Faridabad Police Team Camps at Al Falah University to Probe Doctor’s Activities
As per PTI, a senior police officer stated that a team has been deployed at Al Falah University, where the Kashmiri doctor, identified as Muzammil Ganaie alias Musaib (35), had been residing and working for the past three-and-a-half years. Police are interrogating university staff and fellow doctors to understand the extent of the doctor’s activities.
Additionally, multiple search teams have been deployed in the Dhauj police station area as part of a wider operation targeting possible accomplices. Investigations revealed that a cleric, recently detained by police, had rented out a room to an autorickshaw driver, who subsequently allowed Muzammil to use it for storing “luggage”.
Arrests of Doctor and Associates Reveal Links to Jaish-e-Mohammed and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind
Authorities have arrested a total of eight people, including the Kashmiri doctor and two other doctors, who are allegedly part of a white-collar terror module with links to Jaish-e-Mohammed and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind, spanning Kashmir, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh, as per PTI. Two other doctors, named Adeel and Shaheen, have also been detained in connection with the case.
Explosives and Arms Cache Found in Faridabad Rented Rooms
A massive cache of arms and ammunition was discovered in rooms rented by Muzammil in Faridabad. The explosives were part of an extensive network of suspected terror materials. Muzammil, a native of Koil, Pulwama in Jammu & Kashmir, had been working at Al Falah University near Dhauj, around 45 km from Delhi.
The recovery included:
- 2,563 kg of explosives from Dahar Colony in Fatehpur Taga village
- Approximately 360 kg of suspected ammonium nitrate
- Arms and ammunition
- Timers, batteries, remote controls, electrical circuits, wires, and even a metal seat
Red Fort Blast: High-Intensity Explosion Claims Lives and Leaves Delhi in Shock
On Monday evening, a slow-moving Hyundai i20 car exploded near the Red Fort metro station at the Subhash Marg traffic signal, killing at least nine people and destroying several vehicles, as per PTI. The explosion is believed to have been triggered using the materials recovered in Faridabad, indicating a premeditated terror act.
Kashmiri Doctor Named in Prior Terror Case in Srinagar
Authorities revealed that Muzammil was already on the police radar. He was named as a wanted person in Jammu & Kashmir for allegedly putting up posters supporting Jaish-e-Mohammed in Srinagar. The Nowgam police station team in Kashmir, with the assistance of the Faridabad Crime Branch, arrested him after his suspicious activities were flagged.
Doctors Arrested in Faridabad Explosives Case and Their Alleged Roles
Dr Muzammil Ganaie alias Musaib (35)
- Role: Main accused; rented rooms in Faridabad to store explosives and inflammables.
- Background: Kashmiri doctor from Koil, Pulwama, J-K; worked at Al Falah University for over three years.
- Previous Links: Named in a J-K case for putting up posters supporting Jaish-e-Mohammed in Srinagar.
Dr Adeel
- Role: Alleged accomplice; arrested in connection with the storage and handling of explosives.
- Background: Worked alongside Muzammil; further investigation ongoing to determine specific involvement in terror module.
Dr Shaheen
- Role: Alleged accomplice; arrested for alleged participation in the white-collar terror module.
- Background: Connected to Muzammil’s network; exact responsibilities under investigation.
Two Other Fellow Doctors (Names not disclosed in reports)
- Role: Arrested for allegedly being part of the terror module spanning Kashmir, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh.
- Background: Accused of facilitating the storage and transport of explosives; investigation is ongoing.
Discovery of Arms and Explosives Near Al Falah University Intensifies Probe
Further searches revealed that just 500 metres from Al Falah University, police recovered:
- 358 kg of suspected ammonium nitrate
- A Krinkov assault rifle with three magazines
- A pistol with two cartridges and 91 live rounds
- Timers, batteries, electrical circuits, and other bomb-making equipment
10 Key Revelations About the Terror Plot
Large-Scale Explosives Recovery: 2,900 kg of explosives and inflammable materials recovered from two rented rooms in Faridabad, per PTI.
Direct Connection to Red Fort Blast: Investigations suggest that the recovered explosives are linked to the high-intensity car blast near Red Fort.
University Ties: The main accused, Dr Muzammil Ganaie, worked at Al Falah University for over three years, facilitating access to storage areas.
Multiple Arrests: Eight individuals arrested, including Muzammil and fellow doctors, for allegedly being part of a white-collar terror module.
Cross-State Terror Module: The terror network allegedly spans Kashmir, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh, involving Jaish-e-Mohammed and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind.
Suspicious Rentals: A cleric’s room, later sub-rented to Muzammil, was used to store explosives, suggesting elaborate planning.
Prior Criminal Record: Muzammil was wanted in J-K for putting up Jaish-e-Mohammed posters in Srinagar.
Arms Cache: Recovery included assault rifles, pistols, live rounds, timers, and other bomb-making equipment.
High-Risk Locations: Explosives and arms recovered in proximity to high-density areas, including Al Falah University and Dahar Colony.
Coordinated Operations: Arrests and recoveries suggest a sophisticated terror operation aimed at creating large-scale destruction in Delhi.
Inputs from PTI
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