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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The horrific car blast that took place near Red Fort metro station in Delhi has shaken the entire country. As the investigation is progressing, many shocking updates have come to light in this case, from the purchase and sale of i20 car to the terrorist module related to Pulwama, the arrest of 6 doctors and now the formal entry of NIA. On the other hand, the Union Home Minister has held an important review meeting with senior officials.

Home Minister held second meeting with officials
After the first meeting on Tuesday morning, Amit Shah held an important meeting with senior officials in the evening. After the meeting, Shah said that he held a review meeting of the Delhi car blast with senior officials and directed all the officials to arrest every culprit behind this incident. He clarified, everyone involved in this incident will face our agencies.

12 killed, 20 injured in blast
On Monday (November 10, 2025) at 6:52 pm, 12 people died and 20 were injured in an explosion in a white Hyundai i20 car. Delhi Police has registered a case in this matter under strict sections of UAPA. NSG and FSL teams have collected forensic evidence from the spot.

The story of the i-20 car used in the blast is long.
The car used in the blast was purchased from Royal Car Zone located in Sector 32, Faridabad. ABP News investigation revealed that car seller Amit Patel’s phone was switched off after the incident. Liquor bottles and decks of cards were also found in the office of the shop. A new CCTV footage related to the car has also surfaced, in which Umar is seen getting the pollution certificate of the car made. This video is said to be from 29th October.

Car timeline: Entry from Badarpur toll in the morning, explosion in the evening
On November 10, the car entered Delhi at 8:04 am, refueled at Okhla, and entered the Red Fort parking lot in the afternoon. At 6:45 pm it came out of the parking lot, took a U-turn near Old Delhi Railway Station and at 6:52 pm there was an explosion at the signal near Red Fort metro station. It is being told that there were three people in the car and all of them died instantly.

Link to JEM module
The blast seems to be linked to the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) module, which was recently caught in Jammu-Kashmir and Haryana. About 2999 kg of explosives, AK-47 and other weapons were found in the raids related to this module.

Arrest or detention of 6 doctors
So far, action has been taken against 6 doctors in the investigation. Among those on whom action has been taken, Dr. Omar Ul Nabi Dar, Dr. Adil, Dr. Muzammil Shakeel, Dr. Shaheen Shahid have been arrested, while Dr. Sajjad Ahmed Mala has been detained from Pulwama. He is said to be a close friend of Dr. Omar.

Entry of NIA- Home Ministry handed over the responsibility of investigation
Union Home Ministry Delhi blast The investigation of the case has been handed over to NIA. NIA will now formally take over the case from Delhi Police and investigate in detail the items used in the blast, the conspiracy and possible terrorist connections. Earlier, NSG’s post-blast investigation team and forensic experts had collected important evidence from the incident site.

Another important clue has been found in the investigation of the deadly car blast near Delhi’s Red Fort metro station. The investigating agencies have now received new CCTV footage of the white Hyundai i20, in which Dr. Omar’s car is seen getting the pollution certificate made at a petrol pump on October 29.

The car used in the blast roamed around Delhi the whole day
Investigation revealed that the car entered Delhi from Badarpur Toll at 8:04 am on November 10 and soon got fuel filled at a petrol pump in Okhla. At 3:19 pm the car went into the parking lot of the Red Fort and came out after about two hours. At 6:45 pm, the car took a U-turn near Old Delhi Railway Station and a few minutes later there was an explosion near Red Fort Metro Station.

#WATCH New CCTV footage of Dr. Omar’s car surfaced @romanaisarkhan , https://t.co/smwhXUROiK
#DelhiCarBlast #LalQila #DelhiPolice #DelhiBlast #ABPNews pic.twitter.com/1dzKr4VIUY

— ABP News (@ABPNews) November 11, 2025

Big revelation in car buying and selling
After investigation, it was found that the car in which the blast took place was sold from a shop named Royal Car Zone in Faridabad Sector 32, Haryana. ABP News went to Faridabad and talked to lawyer Ahmed, an old associate of the shop owner. Lawyer Ahmed told that the car was sold by his old partner Amit Patel. Amit is not from Faridabad but from Madhya Pradesh and is living in Faridabad with his wife and children.

According to Ahmed, both of them separated in 2022 and started this car business in 2015-16. Amit now works with 3-4 people. After getting information about the blast, Ahmed called him, but found Amit’s phone switched off.

Connection to JEM module and arrest of doctors
The blast seems to be linked to the Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) module captured in Jammu and Kashmir and Haryana. About 2999 kg of explosives, weapons and AK-47 have been recovered from the 8 arrested accused.

The death toll in the car explosion near the Red Fort in Delhi has reached 12 and 24 people are injured. Raids are going on from Kashmir to UP. Meanwhile, the statement of Muzammila, sister-in-law of blast suspect Dr. Omar Un Nabi, has come to light.

While talking to news agency ANI in Pulwama, Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday (November 11, 2025), a shocking statement of Dr. Omar’s sister-in-law Muzammila has come to light. He said that we last spoke to Omar last Friday. He was very attached to my children and loved them very much. Whenever he came home, he was busy playing cricket, he loved cricket very much.

#WATCH Pulwama, J&K: Muzamila, sister-in-law of Dr Umar Un Nabi – a suspect in the blast near Red Fort yesterday, says, “They (security forces) have picked up my husband, brother-in-law and mother-in-law. They asked us about the whereabouts of Umar. We said he is in Delhi. Then… pic.twitter.com/Ee7Vy4ZkQY

— ANI (@ANI) November 11, 2025

What did Muzammila say in defense of Omar?
She further said that I do not know Adil (a doctor and recently accused in the explosives seizure case). Defending Umar, Muzammila said that he (Umar) was not that kind of person. Mujammila told that they (security forces) have taken my husband, brother-in-law and mother-in-law into their custody. When they asked us about Umar, we told that he was in Delhi, then they took all three for questioning.

‘Umar is engaged, not married yet’
Referring to Umar, his sister-in-law said that we had to struggle a lot to educate him. We worked hard so that he could stand on his feet and take care of us. I can’t believe all this. He further told that Umar was engaged, but he was not married yet. He had not come home for the last 2 months and did not have many friends. He only used to study. That’s all I know.

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The horrific car blast that took place near the Red Fort in Delhi on Monday (November 10, 2025) evening shook the entire country. Now detailed information is coming out about the white Hyundai i20 car in which the explosion occurred. Whose car was it, who sold it and how did it reach the blast site near the Red Fort. All such aspects are being investigated. The investigating agencies have found many shocking clues at every turn of the car, due to which the matter is becoming more serious.

Big revelation in car buying and selling
After investigation, it was found that the car in which the blast took place was sold from a shop named Royal Car Zone in Faridabad Sector 32, Haryana. ABP News went to Faridabad and talked to lawyer Ahmed, an old associate of the shop owner. Lawyer Ahmed told that the car was sold by his old partner Amit Patel. Amit is not from Faridabad but from Madhya Pradesh and is living in Faridabad with his wife and children. According to Ahmed, both of them separated in 2022 and started this car business in 2015-16. Amit now works with 3-4 people. After getting information about the blast, Ahmed called him, but found Amit’s phone switched off.

Liquor and cards found in Royal Car Zone office
The white i20 car used in the Delhi blasts was purchased from Royal Car Zone in Faridabad. When the ABP News team reached this office for investigation, the view inside was shocking – liquor bottles, playing cards and scattered items clearly showed that a party was held here and it was a den of debauchery.

Car ownership changed frequently
Many big revelations are coming out about whose car it is. It is being told that the ownership of the car changed several times and many fake IDs were used in it, which is a common technique used in terrorist conspiracies.

The car kept roaming in Delhi all day long
Delhi Police has released the timeline of the car-

-8:04 am: The car entered Delhi from Badarpur toll plaza.
-8:20 pm: The car was filled with fuel at a petrol pump near Okhla Industrial Area.
-3:19 pm: The car entered the parking lot near the Red Fort.
-6:00 pm: The car was seen coming out of the same parking lot.
The car was then seen roaming around Daryaganj, Kashmiri Gate and Sunehri Masjid. These areas were later found to be connected to the blast site.

From car owner to new buyer
Police caught the registered owner of the car, Mohammad Salman, from Gurugram. Salman told that he had sold the car to a person named Devendra, who further sold it to someone else in Ambala. The police is now investigating the links of every buyer.

Pulwama’s name in fake ID
An ID attached to the car was found to be linked to a person from Pulwama (Jammu and Kashmir), further deepening the suspicion of a terrorist connection. No shrapnel or crater was found at the spot, leading experts to re-examine the type of explosive.

12 killed, 29 injured in the blast
There were 3 people in this car with number HR 26 7674. The explosion was so powerful that many vehicles parked nearby were also burnt. The injured were immediately taken to LNJP Hospital. Teams of Delhi Police, NIA, NSG and FSL reached the spot and started investigation. The entire capital has been put on high alert. Security was increased at airports, railway stations and borders.