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News Topical, Digital Desk : Delhi Crime Branch has registered two separate FIRs against Al Falah University. One FIR has been registered against Al Falah University by Delhi Crime Branch for cheating, while the second FIR has been registered under sections of forgery. Today, the Delhi Crime Branch team reached the office of Al Falah University in Okhla. Delhi Police has given a notice to Al Falah University, along with this some documents have been asked from the university. Along with this, many revelations have been made about the accused in the Delhi blast case.
The German ambassador said – this was a shocking incident
On the Delhi terror blasts case, German Ambassador to India Dr. Philipp Ackermann said, “This is a shocking incident. We were completely shocked. I was deeply saddened by what happened. My condolences are with those who lost their loved ones and those who were injured. We are following everything in the news, and this is clearly a terrorist attack...”
Forensic investigation found 39 voice calls
Secret network of terrorist Shaheen-Arif-Muzammil exposed, 39 voice calls, 43 WhatsApp calls, and 25 deleted messages found in forensic investigation revealed the secret?
There were explosions in CNG vehicles – said the policeman
When the blast occurred, Than Singh was on the stairs of the Gaurishankar Temple. He rushed to the scene. He first rescued a woman trapped in the flames. Then, one by one, he evacuated people and sent them to the hospital. Minor explosions were occurring in CNG vehicles. Everyone was protesting, but without caring for their lives, he took each injured person to the hospital.
It was dark after the blast – said the policeman
Head Constable Than Singh and Ajay Kumar from Delhi Police, who were the first to reach the spot of Red Fort blast, said that they were 30 feet away from the blast site. After the blast, darkness had spread all around. People were screaming and shouting. CNG vehicles were on fire. People were pulled out by breaking the glass of the vehicles. They were sent to the hospital. They were not even checking the condition of each person. People were pulled out one by one and sent to the hospital in whatever was available like auto, rickshaw, e-rickshaw, car. The uniform was red with blood. With the help of the people, the policemen saved the lives of 19-20 people.
Omar was in contact with Dr. Muzammil and Dr. Shaheen
A new clue has emerged in the investigation of the Delhi Red Fort blast. Umar, seen with two phones at a Faridabad mobile shop, had made the mobile phones disappear before the blast. He was in contact with Dr. Muzammil and Dr. Shaheen, and he devised plans with the Shrima and Signal groups. His group raised 2.6 million rupees and prepared to build an IED using 26 quintals of NPK fertilizer. CCTV footage of the incident has also surfaced.
Shaheen was in contact with Masood Azhar's sister
Sources also said that Shaheen, who was also in close contact with Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar's sister Sahida Azhar and was planning to set up a women's wing of the terror outfit in the country on her instructions, was successful in expanding her network.
Shaheen was in contact with a Pakistani military doctor
Lucknow-based Dr Shaheen Shahid, who was arrested a few days ago from Faridabad on suspicion of being a member of the 'white terror module' suspected to be behind the Delhi blasts, was in touch with a Pakistani military doctor.
Raids on Doctor Terror Group and major revelations
On October 30th, the Jammu and Kashmir Police arrived with a police search warrant and deputed the Faridabad CP to the Crime Branch. On October 30th, Mujhmil was arrested from Alfalah University and taken to Jammu and Kashmir on transit remand.
On November 14, Mustakil was detained from Sunhara village, Mewat and handed over to the investigating agency. He was in contact with Umar and had done MBBS from China and was doing internship at Alfalah University.
Big disclosure about accused terrorists
Investigators probing the Delhi bombings case say that accused terrorists Dr. Umar, Dr. Muzammil, Dr. Shaheen, and their associates used this technique to stay off the radar. They also used encrypted apps like Signal and Threema for sensitive conversations.
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