Hyderabad, Aug 13 (Maxim News): A United Nations report has revealed that the Al-Qaeda affiliated terrorist group ‘Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS)’ was behind the car bombings at the Red Fort in Delhi. These issues have gained importance in the context of the investigation into the car bomb blast incident near the Red Fort in Delhi in November 2025. The report is known to have described AQIS as a terrorist organization that is expanding its regional activities.
The United Nations Security Council has reportedly mentioned in its report that AQIS is receiving support and shelter from the Taliban. With this, there are concerns that the Al-Qaeda network is once again strengthening in many areas. Security sources believe that AQIS is likely to become a threat to terrorist activities in those countries, especially India. The car bomb explosion near the Red Fort in November 2025 caused a great stir across the country.
The elements of the United Nations report have become crucial as the investigation into the conspiracy and terrorist network related to this incident continues. The report seems to have stated that AQIS is trying to use regional networks to expand its operations. The allegations that AQIS is getting safe havens in many areas with the support of the Taliban have also come under discussion once again with this report.
These developments highlight the need to closely monitor the movements of terrorist organizations. As more details emerge in the Delhi blasts case, more clarity is likely to emerge on this international terrorist network. (Maxim News)AL-Qaeda Conspiracy Behind Delhi Blast: Revealed In UN Report
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