The search is on for the car blast near Red Fort in Delhi. In this connection, the investigating agencies have got a new clue regarding the activities of Jammu and Kashmir terrorist Dr. Adil Ahmed. A flight ticket was found in the garbage lying outside his rented house in Mankamau area of ​​Saharanpur. The ticket is for 31st October. It contains information about travel from Srinagar to Delhi.

If sources involved in the investigation are to be believed, this clearly indicates that Adil was present in Delhi about ten days before the blast. Now investigation is being done as to whom he met there and when he returned to Saharanpur.

Was arrested on 6th November
Adil was arrested by Jammu and Kashmir Police from Saharanpur on 6 November. During interrogation, it was revealed that an AK-47 rifle was recovered from his house in Kashmir. It was only after his arrest that the case of explosive material being found in Faridabad came to light.

On the other hand, the explosion that took place near Red Fort metro station on November 10 has complicated the mystery of this network. The investigating agencies are now investigating whether Adil’s visit to Delhi was part of the same conspiracy or whether he had reached there for some ‘command’.

Ticket found during search in vacant plot
His rented house in Aman Vihar Colony of Mankamau is currently closed. He is being constantly monitored. This ticket was found only while searching in nearby vacant plots. Adil’s name and date of flight are recorded on it.
If sources are to be believed, the police have currently recovered this ticket and kept it in custody. It has been sent for forensic investigation as important evidence. The agencies are also investigating who Adil was in contact with during his stay in Delhi. Does the same link go to the bang?

There was a blast in Delhi on 10th November.
There was an explosion in an i20 car outside Delhi’s Red Fort metro station at around 6:52 pm on November 10. 12 people lost their lives in this explosion. NIA is investigating regarding this. Apart from several arrests, the investigation so far has revealed that many inflammable substances including ammonium nitrate were used in the explosion.

Police have intensified action in the blast that took place on Wednesday evening in Mishri Bazaar located in Moolganj police station area in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh. Till now six people are being detained and interrogated. Eight people were injured in this blast, out of which the condition of four was critical and they were shifted to Lucknow. Along with this, teams of ATS and NIA have also been deployed to investigate the incident.

In the initial investigation, police are saying that the explosion was caused by firecrackers. Police conducted a search operation in the entire area and recovered a huge quantity of firecrackers. CCTV of the area is also being checked.

What was the whole matter?

Let us tell you that the local people call this narrow market situated on Miston Road as ‘Bindi Bazaar’. There was a lot of crowd here these days due to Diwali. On Wednesday, around 7:15 pm, there was a sudden massive explosion in two scooties (one numbered UP-78 EW 1234) parked near the mosque.

According to the people present on the spot, the sound of the explosion was heard from a distance of 500 meters to 1.5 kilometers, due to which the walls of nearby houses cracked, the glass of shops were broken and a toy shop was completely destroyed. A cloud of smoke spread and there was chaos. Local people immediately took the injured to the hospital.

Fear of illegal firecrackers

Joint Police Commissioner (Law and Order) Ashutosh Kumar said that the front parts of the scooter were completely damaged due to the blast. In the initial investigation, it seems to be due to illegal storage of firecrackers or explosive material. The owner of the scooter is a local youth, who had come to the market with his father and is said to be buying firecrackers.

ATS,NIA took charge

Police conducted a search operation in the area in which huge quantities of illegal firecrackers were recovered from many shops. Police have detained six suspicious people, whose interrogation is ongoing. According to police sources, some more suspects may also be detained. CCTV of the area is also being checked.

According to Police Commissioner Raghuveer Lal, more than 8 people are injured in the incident, the condition of a ragpicker woman is critical. Four people have been referred to Lucknow. ATS and NIA teams have also started investigating the blast. No one will be spared.

Let us tell you here that on Diwali, firecrackers are being sold in such a dense area. This has raised questions on the local police administration. At present, there is still panic in the area after the explosion.

World Bank Report on Pakistan: After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, bad news is coming for the neighboring country Pakistan on every front. On the one hand, while the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has estimated the growth rate of Pakistan to be low, on the other hand the World Bank has given a big warning to Pakistan. The World Bank while warning said that in the current financial year, there will be a crisis of starvation in front of about one crore people. Along with this, poverty levels will also increase rapidly.

Prior to warning of poverty in Pakistan, the World Bank had estimated the economic pace to be 2.7 percent in its report. The reason for this is the World Bank held strict economic policies responsible in Pakistan.

1 crore people on the verge of starvation

According to the news of the Express Tribune, the World Bank has said in its report that Shahbaz Sharif’s government has also failed to meet its target of annual budget deficit and this is expected to increase Pakistan’s debt burden and more than GDP.

According to the report, the World Bank said that due to the weather, the entire agricultural products of Pakistan will be affected and major crops like rice, millet crops will be badly affected. It further states that about 1 crore people will reach the verge of starvation (in most rural areas) in Pakistan.

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