In the Delhi blast case, Aamir has been sent on 10-day police remand by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) court. The court said that Aamir was involved in this conspiracy and his inquiry is necessary. During remand, the agency will collect all the information related to the blast from the accused and will investigate other aspects of the case.

NIA had arrested accused Aamir Rashid Ali in the case of car blast that took place on November 10 in Red Fort area of ​​Delhi. The accused alleges that he had conspired with alleged suicide bomber Omar Un Nabi to carry out the blast. Aamir is a resident of Samboora, Pampore in Jammu and Kashmir and the car in which the IED was blasted was registered in his name.

NIA found important evidence

NIA has caught Aamir by raiding in Delhi. Investigation revealed that Aamir had specifically come to Delhi to buy a car for the blast, which was later converted into a vehicle bomb (VBIED). Forensic investigation also confirmed that the deceased driving the car was Umar Un Nabi. Umar was a resident of Pulwama and was an assistant professor at Al-Falah University, Faridabad, Haryana.

What did Aamir’s family say?

Aamir’s family told that he works as a plumber and his brother Umar is an electrician. The family says that Aamir had never gone to Delhi, only the car was in his name. NIA has also seized another car of Omar and its thorough investigation is going on. So far, the agency has recorded the statements of 73 witnesses and the injured, and is also analyzing technical and digital evidence.

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In the investigation of the blast that took place outside the Red Fort in Delhi on Monday (November 10), the agencies are now hoping to get the most important clue from the two mobile phones which the accused Dr. Umar Un Nabi was last seen with. Investigators believe that if these phones are found, it can be known who were in contact with Omar, who led him, funded him and was this attack a part of some bigger conspiracy?

These two phones are the biggest link in the investigation

Umar was seen with two mobile phones in the CCTV footage of a medical store in Haryana. Since that time, these phones have become the biggest basis of investigation. According to officials, five mobile numbers of Delhi, Faridabad and Mewat associated with Omar have been identified, but his two new numbers used between October 30 and November 10 have not been found yet. These are considered to be the biggest missing links.

Phone and number were changed in October itself

Investigation has revealed that Umar had switched off both his old numbers on October 30 itself. This was the day when his close associate Dr. Muzammil Shakeel was caught. Officials believe that as soon as the news of the arrest reached Umar, he threw away all his old traceable phones and got two new prepaid numbers on a fake identity.

Last 36 hours movement tracked

In the last one week, NIA, Delhi Police Special Cell and J&K Police have tracked Omar’s movements minute by minute in the last 36 hours. Every location from Faridabad to Nuh, then to Delhi is being matched with CCTV footage, mobile tower dumps, chat data and testimony of witnesses.

The most important thing is that after the evening of 9 November, Umar is not seen holding a phone in any footage, be it Faiz Ilahi Masjid or the parking lot of the Red Fort. It is suspected that he handed over the phones to someone or destroyed them.

Big revelation made in investigation

Investigation has also revealed that on November 10, at 2.30 pm, Umar reached Turkman Gate Mosque and remained alone for 15 minutes. The employees said that he did not talk to anyone, but the police feel that the missing data is also a kind of evidence. There is a possibility that the phones may have been given to someone here. Therefore, a list of every person present in the mosque at that time is being prepared and interrogated.

Withdraw Rs 76,000 from ATM

A big clue was found from Firozpur Jhirka in Nuh, where Umar was seen withdrawing money from the ATM at 1:07 pm on November 10. The guard said that Umar pretended to have a medical emergency and withdrew around ₹76,000 twice. At the same time, officials say that this was his last major preparation before the attack.

9mm cartridges found near the blast site

Police have found two live and one empty 9mm cartridges from the blast site. This ammunition is generally used by security forces. Although no direct evidence has been found that Omar had a weapon, it is still suspected that he may have thrown a weapon on the road, or it may be related to the activity of some other person.

Raids intensified in many cities

Investigation teams are now continuously raiding mosques, rented rooms, medical shops, coaching centers and eating places in Faridabad, Nuh, Gurugram and Ballabhgarh. Special scrutiny is being done to identify new tenants and outsiders.

Now what next?

According to the investigating officers, it is clear that Umar used to change SIM continuously. Signal used encrypted apps like Briar. He used to talk in code words and used different methods to hide the conspiracy. An officer said that if those two phones were found, the whole story of the conspiracy would come out.”

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Jawad Ahmad Siddiqui Net Worth: The investigation by security agencies in the Delhi blast case is continuously making new revelations. Now the strings of this case have been linked to Javed Ahmed Siddiqui, director of Al-Falah University, Faridabad, Haryana. Javed Siddiqui’s name along with Dr. Shaheen Saeed and Dr. Muzammil Shakeel is now included in the list of main suspected accused. At the same time, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) is investigating this case separately regarding funding.

old fraud case

Javed Siddiqui has been in controversies before also. He is an accused in an old case related to fraud of Rs 7.5 crore and due to this he has been in jail for about three years. Siddiqui has a large corporate network, which operates through the Al-Falah Charitable Trust.

About 9 companies are registered under his trust, which were doing business related to education, software, financial services and energy sectors. All these companies were registered at the same address in Delhi and most were active till 2019. After this many were closed or became inactive.

Javed Siddiqui did B.Tech from Devi Ahilya University, Indore. About 25 years ago, he came to Delhi-NCR from Mhow in Indore and settled in Faridabad. Initially he opened an engineering college, after which he established Al-Falah University.

• 1997: Al-Falah Engineering College established
  
• 2019: Medical college got recognition
  
• 2019: MBBS starts in first batch
  
• A 650-bed multi-specialty hospital is also operated in the university campus.

Funding and doubt investigation

According to ED sources, the investigation is moving towards whether fund diversion or money laundering was done through Al-Falah Charitable Trust and its associated companies. Security agencies suspect that these channels are being used Delhi blast May have been involved in financial activities related to the case.

Investigating agencies say that there may be more big revelations in the coming days, because now the scope of investigation has reached educational institutions and the financial transactions related to them.

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