- Investigators link Jaish handler and bomb making videos to terror module
- Delhi Blast probe reveals role of doctors and white collar network
The Jaish handler linked to the Delhi Blast case has emerged as a key figure in sending bomb making videos to Dr. Umar Nabi, who carried out the car bomb explosion near the Red Fort. Officials said the investigation into the incident is continuing in earnest, and several important details have now come to light. Investigators found that terrorists sent bomb making videos from Pakistan to Umar, which played a major role in the execution of the blast.
Meanwhile, officers revealed that a handler from the Pakistan based Jaish e Mohammed terrorist group sent more than 40 bomb making videos to Umar Nabi. They identified the handler as Hanzulla. The investigation also showed that he came into contact with Dr. Muzammil, who was arrested in the Faridabad terror network, through a terror supporter named Maulvi Irfan Ahmed from Shopian in Jammu and Kashmir. Therefore, investigators believe that these links helped build an active and organised network.
Officials added that the probe found several doctors, including Umar Nabi, were encouraged to join terrorism through the same chain. They stated that Hanzulla played a key role in forming a “white collar terror module.” This module reportedly involved educated professionals who were drawn into terror related activities through ideological influence and digital communication. Later, the information gathered helped investigators understand how trained individuals with professional backgrounds were used in sensitive operations.
On the other hand, investigators also linked the current probe to an earlier incident from October. The inquiry into these terror plans began after posters of Jaish e Mohammed created a stir in Nowgam in Jammu and Kashmir. The posters carried the name “Commander Hanzullah Bhai.” Then, officers began to trace the identity and role of the Jaish handler mentioned in the posters. They are now investigating all links to determine the full scale of support networks behind the Delhi Blast incident.
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