Delhi Car Blast Case: Diaries Of Umar And Muzammil, Indicating Explosion Planning, Recovered From Al-Falah University

Delhi Blast Case:  After the deadly blast near Delhi's Red Fort left 13 dead and 20 injured, the authorities have intensified the investigation and recovered the diaries of terrorists Dr Umar Nabi and Dr Muzammil.

The diaries were recovered from Room No 4 and Room No 13 of Al-Falah University. There were some secret codes written in these diaries which the police consider to have links to the Delhi blast case.

While room number 3 belonged to Umar, room number 13 belonged to Muzammil, where they recovered 360 kg of explosives.

The diaries also contain the names of 25 people, most of whom are residents of Jammu and Kashmir and Faridabad.

News agency ANI cited sources saying that the dates November 8 to 12 were mentioned in diaries, indicating that the planning was underway for such an incident during that period.

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The investigations have also revealed that in addition to the i20 and EcoSport, the suspects were preparing two more vehicles for the explosion. The terrorists' goal was to carry out a larger attack.

Investigating agencies said eight terrorists were allegedly preparing to carry out serial attacks using IEDs.

Investigators have also uncovered that Umar created a Signal app group that comprised two to four members to coordinate activities securely.

According to investigating agencies, Muzammil's inclination towards Ansar Gazwat-Ul-Hind, an offshoot of ISIS, was investigated between 2021 and 2022.

After maintaining contact with associates of slain terrorists, he was introduced to the network by a person named Irfan, alias Maulvi.

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The authorities believe that weapons recovered in 2023 and 2024 were acquired by this module as part of their preparation for forming an independent terror group.

The Doctor Module was planning to target four cities across the country. According to preliminary information, each group was assigned to carry out bombings in one city.