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Delhi blast During the investigation in the case, many important information has come to light from the phone of terrorist Danish. After examining the deleted history, photos, videos and app data, it was found that he was actively working on drone technology and weapons.
Pictures of dozens of drones found on the phone
During the investigation, dozens of drone photos were recovered from Danish’s phone. These also include designs of drones used by Hamas. These pictures clearly show that Danish was learning drone technology for a long time. During interrogation, Danish admitted that he was preparing for the drone attack. He was trying to make such light drones that could fly and attack for about 25 kilometers.
Videos of rocket launcher and explosives found in phone
Apart from the pictures of the drone, many pictures of the rocket launcher have also been found from the phone. Dozens of videos have also been found, in which methods of making a drone, modifying it and planting explosives in it have been explained. Investigation also revealed that all these videos and information were being sent to Danish through a special app. Many foreign numbers have also been found in this app, which are now being investigated by the National Investigation Agency (NIA).
Investigative agencies believe that Danish had acquired adequate information related to drone technology and was preparing for some major incident. The investigation into the case is ongoing and agencies are investigating Danish’s network and foreign contacts.
NIA raid in Jammu and Kashmir
Earlier, NIA on Monday raided several places in Jammu and Kashmir and Uttar Pradesh as part of its investigation into the car bomb blast that took place near the Red Fort in Delhi last month. According to the statement issued by the NIA, various digital devices and other incriminating materials were seized during the searches at the premises linked to several accused and suspects. A total of eight premises in Shopian, Kulgam, Pulwama and Awantipora districts of Jammu and Kashmir, while one premises in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh, were searched, the statement said.