On November 10, at around 6:52 pm, there was an explosion in a white i20 car near the Red Fort in Delhi, which sent vibrations reaching the metro station 40 feet below the ground. As the investigation revealed layers of this blast, the links were linked to Jaish-e-Mohammed. Ultimately, in the Union Cabinet meeting on 12 November, it was declared a terrorist attack and on 18 November, the video of the attacker also came out. In ABP Explainer, let us understand the events of the last 10 days of Delhi blasts…

Question 1- How many deaths have occurred so far in the Delhi car blast and how many are injured?
answer- According to the police, till November 19, 15 people have died in the Delhi blast and more than 20 people are injured. On November 18, two more people died, including Vinay Pathak and Lukman.

When the blast occurred on November 10, the news started with 8 deaths and 25 injured, which grew to 10, 13 and now 15 deaths. The injured were admitted to LNJP Hospital in Delhi, where treatment is still going on. The explosion was so fierce that about a dozen vehicles parked nearby were destroyed and pieces of dead bodies were collected from the road.

Question 2- What was the purpose of Delhi car blast and how successful was it?
answer- During interrogation, police and investigating agencies found that the terrorists wanted to take revenge of Babri Masjid. In this case, Dr. Shaheen was arrested from Faridabad, who is associated with the intelligence network of Jaish-e-Mohammed. Shaheen’s diary and notes were seized, which mention Mission ‘D-6’. The terrorists wanted to carry out blasts at many places including Delhi on 6th December, the anniversary of the demolition of Babri Masjid. For this he had arranged 32 cars.

Bombs and explosive material were to be filled in these cars and the blasts were to be carried out. These included vehicles like Brezza, Swift Dezire, EcoSport and i20. According to the National Investigation Agency (NIA), the i20 in which Dr. Umar carried out the blast was purchased through OLX. Amit Patel, owner of Royal Car Zone in Faridabad, had told that the address of the ID given to buy the car was of Pulwama. There was another person with the car buyer Aamir Rashid, his name is not known. The car was blasted before the time given for naming it.

Question 3- How many arrests were made till the completion of 10 days of the blast and the search for how many is still going on?
answer- Till November 18, more than 20 arrests have been made…

• On November 9, Dr. Muzammil Shakeel, a resident of Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir, was arrested from Faridabad. He was a teacher at Al-Falah University, Faridabad. A day before the blast, 2,900 kg of ammonium nitrate and weapons were recovered, when Dr. Muzammil was also arrested. It was involved in explosives accumulation and radicalization. Only after his arrest, Dr. Umar Nabi got scared and hurriedly carried out the blast.
• Dr. Adeel Majeed Rather was arrested from Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh. AK-56 rifle and ammunition were found from him. He used to do arms supply and recce work in the module.
• Dr. Shaheen Saeed was arrested from Lucknow. She was handling the responsibility of forming the women’s wing of Jaish. Caught due to link with Faridabad module just before the blast. AK-47 was also recovered from Shaheen’s car.
• Maulvi Irfan Ahmed Waghe of Shopian, Jammu and Kashmir arrested. He was involved in radicalizing the module and putting up Jaish posters.
  Jamir Ahmed arrested from Wakura, Jammu and Kashmir. He was helping in radicalization.
• Aamir Rashid Ali arrested from Delhi. The car that was blasted was registered in his name. Conspired with Umar and helped in purchasing and supplying a car in Delhi. NIA took him into custody for 10 days.
• Jasir Bilal Wani alias Danish arrested from Srinagar. Umar’s close associate was providing technical support in making bomb attacks and rockets by modifying drones. There was planning for a Hamas style attack, in which this was also included.
• Jawad Ahmed Siddiqui, who is the chairman of Al-Falah University, was arrested. There are allegations of promoting terrorism in the university. The university falsely claimed that it was accredited by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), which was not the case.
• Counter Intelligence Kashmir (CIK) in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir has detained Dr. Omar Farooq Bhat and his wife Shahzada Akhtar for their alleged involvement in illegal activities. Objectionable material has also been seized from them.
• Dr. Adil Ahmed, Dr. Sajjad Ahmed and Dr. Parvez Ansari have also been arrested. These people are the doctors included in this module.
• 9 suspects were also arrested from Kanpur. These were associates of local suppliers or modules, who were helping in explosives or logistics. The names have not been made public, but they are in the custody of NIA.
• Some more doctors and students from Faridabad and Haryana were also detained. In Assam, 17 people were arrested separately for praising the blast on social media.

The police had also detained terrorist Dr. Umar’s two brothers, mother and father. His interrogation is ongoing. Umar’s brother Zahoor admitted during interrogation that he had thrown Umar’s phone in water and had done so only on Umar’s request.

According to Zahoor Ilahi, Umar was in Kashmir from 26 to 29 October. While handing over his mobile to Zahoor, he had said that if any news comes about me then destroy this mobile and throw it in water. Srinagar SP GV Sandeep Chakraborty said that Zahoor also gave information about the place where the mobile was thrown. After this the mobile was taken out and it was badly broken. Later experts recovered the data from the mobile.

Question 4- Where were the raids conducted and what was recovered?
answer- Raids were conducted at many places in the last 10 days. These raids were mainly to break the ‘white collar terror module’ associated with Jaish-e-Mohammed, which was operating from Al-Falah University as its base. The first raid-

• It happened on November 9, when Jammu and Kashmir Police and Haryana Police raided a rented house in Dhauj village of Faridabad. 350 kg of ammonium nitrate based explosives, assault rifles (AK series), handguns, timing devices and explosive materials were found from here. The house was taken on rent by Muzammil Ahmed Ghani. A few hours after this raid, there was a blast in Delhi.
• On November 10, another house was raided in Faridabad, from where an additional 2563 kg of explosives (over 2913 kg in total), chemicals, reagents, inflammable materials and electronic circuits were found.
• Apart from this, raids were conducted in Shopian, Pulwama, Ganderbal, Anantnag and Kulgam of Jammu and Kashmir. Arms, ammunition and IED material were recovered from here. People like Maulvi Irfan Ahmed Waghe (Shopian) and Jamir Ahmed (Ganderbal) were caught.
• On 13 November, a raid was conducted at Al-Falah University campus, where a suspicious Brezza car was found, which was investigated by Jammu and Kashmir Police and Bomb Disposal Squad. Bomb squad and sniffer dogs were also deployed in the university.
• On November 14, the army demolished the house of main accused Umar Nabi in Quil village of Pulwama.
• On 16-18 November, NIA conducted raids in Srinagar and Anantnag, where Jasir Bilal Wani alias Danish was arrested.

Apart from this, raids were conducted in many areas of Saharanpur, Lucknow, Kanpur, Wazirpur Industrial Area, Mewat, Assam, Punjab, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh.

Question 5- How much and what evidence was found within 10 days?
answer- Between 10 and 19 November, the police found many evidences, which included CCTV footage, digital data, interrogation of the arrested accused and Omar’s video…

• 12 November 2025: The clearest CCTV footage of the blast was released. In this, the car stops at the red light at the Red Fort crossing and suddenly a red fireball is formed. Footage was found of Sunehri Masjid parking, in which the car entered at 3:19 pm and remained parked till 6:48 pm. Umar went to the mosque, came out and connected the detonator and drove away with the car, then detonated it.
• 13 November 2025: Found footage of Mewat Toll (Nuh, Haryana), in which Umar was seen driving a car early in the morning. CCTV of Faiz-e-Ilahi Mosque (Turkman Gate) was found, in which Umar was seen walking and praying near the mosque a few hours before the blast. Footage was found of Asif Ali Road, in which Umar was seen walking without a mask. Old footage was found of Al-Falah University campus, in which the car was parked from 29 October to 10 November. Umar’s 24-hour route map was made from a total of 50+ CCTV cameras.
• 14 November 2025: During the search of Omar’s house (Pulwama), digital devices were found which contained radicalization content.
• 16 November 2025: NIA arrested Umar’s associate Aamir Rashid Ali, chats about buying a car were found from his phone. Umar’s entire route in Delhi was traced with 40 cameras.
• 17-18 November 2025: The biggest evidence of Umar Nabi was found in his own recorded undated video (recovered from a digital device), in which he says in broken English that one thing that was not understood was that this was a martyrdom operation and not a suicide attack. There are many contradictions regarding this. In fact, for martyrdom operation, it is believed that a person sacrifices his life at a certain place and at a certain time.

Apart from this, Dr. Shaheen’s diary, notes, Aamir Rashid Ali’s statement, Danish’s statement and Zahoor’s statement are also included.

Question 6- What is the situation now at the place where the blast took place in Delhi?
answer- The blast site was cordoned off and the Red Fort metro station remained closed till 15 November, but has now opened. However, security has been increased. The entire country is on high alert and police and NSG teams are deployed at the site.

Question 7- After all, where did the police go wrong in this entire blast?
answer- In this entire conspiracy, the police made mistakes at 8 places…

1. Laxity despite finding 2900 kg of explosives: The quantity of ammonium nitrate found in Faridabad was so large that major attacks could have taken place in entire Delhi-NCR, but despite this, Delhi Police or IB did not issue any high alert. Umar entered Delhi from Faridabad on the morning of 10 November, but no checking was done.
2. Omar was allowed to roam in the VVIP zone: From morning to evening on 10 November, Umar roamed around without fear in the most sensitive areas like India Gate, Constitution Club, Sansad Marg, Red Fort and Jama Masjid. His entire route has been traced in more than 1300 CCTV cameras, but he was not stopped or identified at even a single place.
3. No action on Al-Falah University: This university was already considered a hub of radicalization. There were old cases against many teachers and students, but the local intelligence or Haryana Police did not keep any strict surveillance.
4. No monitoring of explosives supply chain: Ammonium nitrate was purchased from dealers in Mewat. How did such a huge quantity reach without any license or check? There was record of purchase and sale, but no alert was sent.
5. Ignored the input of Jammu and Kashmir Police: Jammu and Kashmir Police was already aware of this module as several arrests were made in October, but this input was not properly shared with Delhi Police or IB or action was not taken on it.
6. Movement of the blasted car not tracked: The white i20 car was registered in the name of Aamir Rashid Ali. The car came to Delhi from Faridabad, crossed several tolls, but there was no alert from FASTag or number plate. It could have been tracked as soon as it entered Delhi.
7. Lapse in High Threat Period: It was just after Diwali and before the anniversary of 26/11. The original plan was for 6th December (the anniversary of Babri demolition). Even during such a high threat period, there was less blockade or vehicle checking in the central area of ​​Delhi.
8. Zero monitoring of radicalized doctors: This was the first time when such an educated doctor was involved in the terrorist module. The focus of intelligence was always on madrassas or poor areas, there was no preparation for ‘white collar terror module’.

The investigation into the car blast in Delhi has now reached Uttarakhand. Based on the inputs shared by Uttar Pradesh ATS, Uttarakhand Intelligence Headquarters has identified seven suspicious persons, who were in contact with the blast accused at various times. After this, the Intelligence and STF team of Uttarakhand Police has started a thorough investigation of all these suspects.

According to sources, the STF team is interrogating the seven suspects in different rounds. The investigating agencies are investigating the activities of the last six months, call detail records, location, social media and app data. These suspects are said to include people associated with a placement agency, a person associated with the medical profession and two close associates of the accused. On the instructions of the Intelligence Headquarters, a special team of STF is continuously keeping an eye on all of them.

Clues from app data

Investigation of call records, electronic devices and app data of Delhi Blast main accused and suicide bomber Dr. Omar Un Nabi along with arrested accused Aamir Rashid Ali, Dr. Muzammil Shakeel, Dr. Adil Rather and Dr. Shaheen Shahid has given many important clues. On the basis of these clues, the investigating agencies got information about Uttarakhand connection.

In the incident of IED-laden car blast in Delhi blast, strings of conspiracy were found extending to Kashmir, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. Now the links related to Uttarakhand are proving important in revealing the layers of this entire terrorist module. It is believed that the seven suspects who are being investigated may be connected to the network of the accused in some way or the other.

Suspects had received information

Sources say that the UP ATS team was also going to come to Uttarakhand for this investigation, but Uttarakhand Intelligence and STF had already reached the suspects. The police of both the states are continuously sharing information through the coordination desk, due to which there was no need to send UP ATS to Uttarakhand.

At the same time, Uttarakhand Intelligence has refused to say anything officially in this matter. However, officials say that they are in constant touch with the NIA and all information related to the investigation is being shared. At present, a close investigation is going on into the activities of the seven suspects and the security agencies Delhi blast They are busy investigating every connection related to it.

The investigating agencies have found another important evidence in the Delhi car blast case. A new video of Dr. Omar, the main accused in the blast and a terrorist resident of Jammu and Kashmir, has surfaced. This video has made the whole case more serious, because in it Umar is seen directly advocating suicide bombing.

According to sources, this video was recorded by Omar himself before the blast. The investigation team believes that this video reflects Omar’s thinking, plans and radical ideology. This also indicates that he was preparing for such an attack for a long time.

What did Omar say in the video?

In the video, Omar says, “The biggest mistake is that people do not understand what suicide bombing (or suicide bombing) actually means. It is not democratic in any way, nor can it be accepted in any civilized society. There are many contradictions and many arguments against it.”

Omar further says, “The biggest issue with suicide attacks is that when a person believes that he is definitely going to die at a certain time and place, he enters into a dangerous mindset. He puts himself in a situation where he believes that death is his only destination.”

He further said, “But the reality is that such thinking or such situation cannot be accepted in any democratic and humane system, because it is against the basic principles of life, society and law.”

What did Umar’s mother tell the investigation team?

During interrogation in the investigation, Umar’s mother revealed that she had suspected for a long time that her son was inclined towards fundamentalist thinking. He did not remain in contact with his family for many days. Some time before the blast, he had clearly told his family not to call him. Despite this, the family never informed the police about this changing behavior of Umar.

Umar was a resident of Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir.

Investigation had revealed that Umar, who was killed in the Delhi blast, was a resident of Pulwama in Jammu and Kashmir. He was a doctor by profession, but was secretly actively associated with a module of Jaish-e-Mohammed.

Before the blast, the police had arrested many members of his gang. About 2900 kg of explosives were recovered from their possession, which clearly shows that this gang was preparing for major attacks.

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The blast near Red Fort in Delhi shook the entire area. The explosion was so powerful that the ground shook about 40 feet below. This has been clearly shown by the CCTV cameras installed nearby, in which the strong tremors of the explosion and the panic of the people are clearly visible.

Strong vibration recorded in CCTV

The pictures recorded by the cameras installed inside the Red Fort metro station a few seconds after the blast confirm that the shock was very strong. The station is completely underground, yet the sudden vibration shook the walls, pillars and even the shutters of the shops.

The explosion occurred on the road above, but its impact reached the metro station directly below. The vibration of the goods kept inside the food shops was so strong that bottles, packets and things kept on the counter started shaking. In the footage, people are first seen scared and then start running away within a few seconds. The staff is also seen running outside in panic.

The sound of the explosion was so loud that fear could be clearly seen on the faces of the people present nearby. Many people could not understand at first what had happened. Suddenly the smoke and shock changed the atmosphere into complete panic. Some people took out their phones and started making calls, while others were seen running in search of a safe place.

Explosion occurred just above Red Fort metro station

Red Fort metro station is completely underground and the blast took place right above it. Because of this the vibration reached straight down. This type of deep vibration is felt only when the intensity of the explosion is high or the explosion is carried out very close to it.

Investigation continues, security increased

After the incident, security has been increased in the area and forensic teams are investigating the blast. Delhi Police and Special Cell are investigating the nature of the blast, the explosives used and who could be behind it.

The explosion that took place in the country’s capital Delhi at around 7 pm on Monday (10 November) shook the entire city. 12 people died in this blast and initial investigation revealed that Dr. Omar, a resident of Jammu and Kashmir, was the mastermind of this attack. According to the investigating agencies, he was preparing for this incident for a long time. After the incident, agencies have continuously raided and intensified action. Under this action, terrorist Umar’s house has also been demolished with IED.

After the blast near the Red Fort, investigative agencies conducted raids across the country. Investigation revealed that terrorist Dr. Umar was behind this blast. It was also revealed that his group was planning this attack for the last two years. The police also took action against Umar’s family and detained his brother and mother.

What did Umar’s mother say during the investigation?

During investigation, Umar’s mother told that she already knew that her son had indulged in radical ideas. There was no contact with him for many days. Shortly before the blast, Omar had asked his family not to call him. However, the police was not informed about these suspicious activities of Umar by the family earlier.

Umar was a resident of Pulwama

The name of Umar, a resident of Pulwama, had come up in the investigation in the Delhi blasts. Investigating agencies also confirmed that Umar also died in the blast. Umar, a doctor by profession, was associated with a module of Jaish-e-Mohammed. Even before the blast, the police had arrested several members of Omar’s gang, from whose possession 2900 kg of explosives were recovered.

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Another shocking revelation has come to light in the terrorist blast case outside the Red Fort in Delhi. Delhi blast In connection with the investigation, the team of UP Anti Terrorist Squad (ATS) on Thursday (November 13, 2025) conducted a raid at Integral University located in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh. The ATS team has also thoroughly interrogated all the people related to the administration of Integral University, Lucknow regarding this matter.

Actually, the team of Uttar Pradesh Anti Terrorist Squad (UP ATS), while investigating Dr. Parvez involved in the Delhi car blast case, has carried out this action at Integral University located in Gudamba area of ​​Lucknow. Dr. Parvez was posted as Senior Resident in Integral University, but investigation and inquiry revealed that Dr. Parvez had resigned from the university before the terrorist blast in Delhi on Monday (November 10, 2025).

Dr. Parvez was the brother of Dr. Shaheen

Along with UP ATS, Jammu and Kashmir Police is also busy investigating this matter. During the investigation, it also came to light that Dr. Parvez, posted as Senior Resident in Integral University, Lucknow, is the brother of Dr. Shaheen involved in this case.

Action also taken against Al-Falah University of Faridabad

At the same time, the name of Al-Falah University located in Faridabad, Haryana has also come up in the Delhi terrorist blast case, after which the Association of Indian Union (AIU) has taken major action against Al-Falah University and canceled its membership with immediate effect. Along with this, instructions have been issued to Al-Falah University to remove the AIU logo with immediate effect.

This action has been taken after the arrest of several doctors associated with the university in the Delhi bomb blast case. The investigating agencies have arrested Dr. Umar Un Nabi, Dr. Shahid, Dr. Nisar-ul-Hassan and Dr. Muzammil, associated with the university, in the Delhi bomb blast case.

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Security agencies have achieved great success in the investigation of the car bomb blast near the Red Fort in Delhi. According to security agencies, the attackers were planning to carry out serial blasts. The plan of this module was to install IED in three different cars. Then they wanted to spread terror by firing with assault rifles after the blast. Investigation revealed that Umar Un Nabi and his associates had together purchased three cars for this mission. This involved Hyundai I20, which exploded. The second car was a red Ford EcoSport, whose registration number was 0458. She has been recovered from Faridabad. The third car was Maruti Brezza, the search for which is going on. Security agencies have issued a BOLO (Be On the Lookout) alert for other vehicles, as there is a possibility that explosives may have been hidden in them too.

Investigation revealed that the attackers were going to use a mixture of ammonium nitrate and RDX. They were planning a major attack on Ram temple in Ayodhya on 25 November. Meanwhile, DNA samples were taken from the body found in the I20 car after the explosion. On the instructions of Home Minister Amit Shah, the FSL team matched these samples with the DNA samples taken from Omar’s family. Jammu and Kashmir Security Establishment said that these DNA samples were sent to Delhi and after confirming the report, it was handed over to the National Investigation Agency (NIA).

High level meeting of Home Minister Amit Shah

The next day after the blast, Amit Shah held several meetings with security officials. The meeting was attended by Home Secretary Govind Mohan, Intelligence Bureau chief Tapan Deka, Delhi Police Commissioner Satish Golcha, NIA Director General Sadanand Vasant Date and Jammu and Kashmir DGP Nalin Prabhat (virtually). Amit Shah said that the agencies will find every person involved in this terrorist attack and will be given strict punishment.

Prime Minister and President took information

Prime Minister Narendra Modi called from Bhutan and took information about the incident from the Home Minister. President Draupadi Murmu, who was in Angola, also spoke to Shah on phone to know the status of the investigation. After this the Home Ministry decided to hand over the investigation of the case to NIA.

Clue related to Faridabad module

The link of this case has also been connected to the already active Faridabad module. Dr. Umar had escaped during the crackdown last week, only after which the Delhi blast took place. Now agencies are conducting raids in Delhi, Haryana, and Jammu and Kashmir in search of other members of his network.

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A new theory is emerging regarding the car blast that took place on Monday (November 10) near the Red Fort in the country’s capital Delhi. After a viral post by Jammu and Kashmir Police, speculations are being made that terrorist doctor Umar was in a hurry.

Jammu Kashmir Police’s tweet goes viral

Jammu and Kashmir Police had written on X on November 10 at 6.10 pm: ‘You can run but you can’t hide’ Shortly after this, there was a massive explosion in the car of Dr. Omar, associated with the Faridabad terrorist module, in Delhi. Umar was part of the terrorist module associated with Jaish-e-Mohammed. Reportedly, he had come to Delhi to escape from the grip of Jammu and Kashmir Police.

Possibility of explosion due to haste or mistake

The explosion is not suspected to have been caused by a planted bomb but was caused by haste or mistake. In the initial investigation, it is being speculated that Umar, who was trying to hide in the parking lot near the Red Fort, drove the car in panic after the police tweet and the blast occurred.

Inter-state terror module linked with terrorists organizations Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) and Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind (AGuH) busted. pic.twitter.com/TNSd8PGV7g

— J&K Police (@JmuKmrPolice) November 10, 2025

According to sources, just hours before the blast, Jammu and Kashmir Police with the help of Haryana Police had busted 2,900 kg of explosives, assault rifles and a large terrorist module in Faridabad. The fear of getting Umar caught was keeping him under constant pressure. In the initial investigation by the investigating agencies, this angle has come to light that the blast was not planned, but was an incident that took place in a situation of panic and pressure.

Big clue of i20 car used in the explosion

A major clue has been found in the investigation regarding the white i20 car used in the blast near the Red Fort. Investigation has revealed that this car was seen near a petrol pump about ten days ago.

According to CCTV footage, the pollution test (PUC) of the car was being conducted on October 29 at 4:20 pm. Three people are seen in the video. In the footage, a man is seen driving the car, while two others are seen sitting in the car later.

The investigating agencies are now busy identifying these three persons. Officials say that their identification will prove important in understanding the link related to the blast conspiracy.

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After the blast that took place on Monday (10 November 2025) evening near Red Fort Metro Station Gate No. 1 of Delhi, the raid of investigative agencies is going on in many cities including Faridabad, Lucknow and Kashmir. The mastermind of this conspiracy, Dr. Omar Mohammad, was killed in this blast. He was a friend of Dr. Muzammil Shakeel and worked in a hospital in Faridabad.

Bomb making factory in Faridabad

According to sources, both of them used to make bombs together in a factory in Faridabad. The warehouse of ammonium nitrate for making bombs was also in Faridabad. According to the investigating agencies, Dr. Umar Mohammad was the mastermind of the conspiracy in Faridabad Hospital. While living there, he had included many Kashmiri youth with him. One of his friends is still missing. Investigation revealed that he had gone on a foreign tour. Police have detained Umar’s parents and two brothers.

Delhi blast could be suicide attack

Dr. Omar Mohammed’s conspiracy came to light on October 30 when Jammu and Kashmir Police took Muzammil into custody. Dr. Umar had not come to Delhi to carry out the blast, rather the situation had become such that he was afraid of being caught. He had carried out the blast himself, which means it was a suicide attack or an accidental blast. However, the investigating agencies have not yet confirmed this.

Delhi blast investigation handed over to NIA

Meanwhile, the Home Ministry has handed over the investigation of the blast near Red Fort in Delhi to the National Investigation Agency (NIA). NIA is now taking action to fully investigate the blast, trace the network of suspects and arrest those responsible.

Regarding this, a search operation was conducted in Al Falah University, Faridabad. The name of Dr. Parvez Ansari, associated with Integral University of Lucknow, came up in the case related to the terrorist module of Faridabad. During investigation, a sticker of Integral University was found on Parvez Ansari’s car.

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