After the links of Dr. Umar Nabi, accused in the car blast near Red Fort in Delhi, with Al-Falah University, now the intelligence agencies have made another big revelation about this university. According to the report, this is not the first case. Even before this, a student of Al-Falah University was found involved in terrorist activities.

Al-Falah’s student named in 2007 Ahmedabad serial blasts

Mirza Shadab Baig, an active member of Indian Mujahideen, has been a student of Al-Falah Engineering College. Baig completed B.Tech (Electronics and Instrumentation) from Al-Falah Engineering College, Faridabad in 2007. In the same year, his name also appeared in the serial blasts in Ahmedabad. It is said that he was involved in planning the attacks during his studies. Currently he is absconding and according to sources his location is said to be Afghanistan.

Al-Falah University started as Al-Falah School of Engineering and Technology. In 2014, it got the status of university under the Haryana Private Universities Amendment Act.

Mirza Shadab Baig had a role in the 2008 Jaipur blast.

Mirza Shadab Baig was an important member of Indian Mujahideen. He went to Udupi to collect explosives for the 2008 Jaipur blasts and there provided detonators and bearings to Riyaz and Yasin Bhatkal, from which IEDs were prepared. Due to his studies in Instrumentation Engineering, Beg was considered an expert in making bombs.

Was active in Ahmedabad-Surat and Gorakhpur blasts

About 15 days before the Ahmedabad blasts, Beg reached there and did a recce of the entire city. Together with three teams, he handled the work of blast planning, logistics, IED fitting and preparation of bag bombs. His name also surfaced in the 2007 Gorakhpur serial blasts, in which six people were injured. Gorakhpur Police later attached his property.

Mirza Shadab Baig absconding since 2008

Mirza Shadab Baig is absconding after the revelation of Indian Mujahideen network in 2008. After his name cropped up in the Delhi, Jaipur, Ahmedabad and Gorakhpur blasts, a reward of Rs 1 lakh was announced on him. According to sources, he was last located in Afghanistan in 2019, but till date he is out of reach.

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15 people died in the suicide attack outside Delhi’s Red Fort metro station. A video of the terrorist Omar, who carried out this attack, was also revealed, in which he was sitting in front of the camera and justifying the suicide bombing. The reaction of AIMIM Chief and Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi has come to light on this video.

What did Owaisi say on the terrorist’s video?

All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) President Asaduddin Owaisi posted on Suicide is prohibited in Islam and killing of innocents is a grave sin. Such acts are also against the law of the country. This is terrorism and nothing else.

Owaisi further wrote that during Operation Sindoor and Mahadev, Home Minister Amit Shah had assured the Parliament that no local Kashmiri had joined terrorist groups in the last six months. Then where did this group come from? Who is responsible for not being able to trace this group?

Red Fort Metro Blast 15 dead, DNA match of Omar

A terrorist sitting in a car blew himself up near Gate No. 1 of Red Fort metro station. The explosion was so severe that the body became unrecognizable. After DNA test, Delhi Police confirmed that the person who carried out the blast was Mohammad Omar Nabi. His clothes were blown away in the blast and many suspicious equipment were also found at the spot. This incident is being considered as the biggest security lapse of the capital. 15 people were killed in this blast, while many people are injured.

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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.