Delhi blast: Investigating agencies suspect suicide attack, ammonium nitrate was used :

News Topical, Digital Desk : The investigation into the Monday evening blast near the Red Fort in the national capital, Delhi, is ongoing. The blast occurred in a moving car near Gate No. 1 of the Red Fort Metro. Several vehicles were destroyed in the blast, and 11 people have died so far. 29 people were injured in the incident, with five of them in critical condition. The biggest question being raised was whether the blast was a terrorist incident. A major update has emerged in this matter. Sources have reported that the car blast outside the Red Fort could be a suicide attack. Agencies suspect a suicide attack.

How was the blast carried out?

According to sources, explosives were planted in the car and detonated. Agencies suspect a suicide attack. The car was purchased by Tariq from Pulwama, who has been detained. According to sources, the investigation so far has revealed that the Delhi blast is linked to the Faridabad terrorist module. All those aboard the i-20 have been identified and DNA matching will be conducted.

Dr. Umar Mohammed was in the car.

It should be noted that Dr. Umar Mohammed, a terrorist of the Faridabad module, was absconding. Intelligence agencies suspect that Dr. Umar Mohammed was a passenger in the i-20 car that exploded. Police will conduct a DNA test on the deceased passenger to confirm whether Dr. Umar Mohammed was actually in the car.

How did the car come to Delhi?

According to sources within the Delhi Police Special Cell, Dr. Umar remained seated in his i20 car in the parking lot for approximately two and a half to three hours. He did not leave the car for even a second. Police sources say Dr. Umar was either waiting for someone or awaiting instructions in the parking lot. Sources also say the i20 entered Delhi from Haryana via Badarpur.