Monday evening came as a wake-up call for Delhi. When a car explosion took place near the Red Fort, which is called the heart of Delhi, the usual hustle and bustle there turned into mourning and screams were heard everywhere. More than 10 people died in this car blast and the number of injured reached close to 30. But the real heart-wrenching thing is that it takes heart to see what happened to the cars parked about 500 meters away from the blast.

Airbags of the car parked half a kilometer away from the blast opened!

Actually, a video is becoming increasingly viral on social media in which the scene after the explosion near the Red Fort is shown. It can be seen in the video that a car is parked about 400 meters away from the blast site and its airbags are open, the glass is broken and the car is completely damaged. Now imagine how powerful and powerful the explosion must have been that even the airbags of the car parked half a kilometer away from the incident site were opened.

Hoardings on the roads also got torn

Apart from this, the hoardings installed half a kilometer away also burst due to the sound of the explosion. It is seen in the video that even the hoardings installed on the road could not withstand the impact of the blast and burst. Overall the explosion was very dangerous. Now the Home Ministry has handed over the investigation of this blast to NIA. So far, more than 10 people have died in this blast near the Red Fort.

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Scared users

The video has been shared from an Instagram account named praffulgarg, which has been viewed by millions of people so far and many people have also liked the video. In such a situation, social media users are giving different types of reactions regarding the video. One user wrote…the explosion was very dangerous, I was also present at the same place. Another user wrote… Imagine what would have happened to the people nearby. So another user wrote…Whoever is behind this should be given the harshest punishment.

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So far 12 people have died in the car blast near the Red Fort in Delhi. Now new information is coming out regarding this blast. meanwhile Delhi blast The names of four suspects related to this have come to light. These are the same suspects who were arrested by the police of different states with explosives and weapons.

Investigative agencies believe that due to the busting of this terror module, the suspects, in a hurry, carried out the blast near the Red Fort in Delhi. All the accused who are in police custody are doctors and either teach in universities or run their own practices and treat patients.

Three out of the four arrested accused doctors are Kashmiris. A female doctor belongs to Lucknow. Know about these suspects related to the blast-

Dr. Omar Ul Nabi

Doctor Umar ul Nabi is from Pulwama. He works in Alfalah University, Faridabad. Omar Al Nabi’s two brothers are in custody. DNA test has been done on his mother. Omar was seen driving a car on the night of the blast. That car was bought by Dr. Umar himself, but the details of the car were given by a person named Tariq Malik.

Dr. Adil Ahmed

Dr. Adil Ahmed Rather is a doctor in Saharanpur. He hails from Qazigod, Anantnag of Kashmir. AK 47 was found in the locker of Adil’s Anantnag GMC Medical College. The surprising thing was that how was the locker closed even after four years?

Dr. Muzammil Shakeel

Dr. Muzammil Shakeel used to teach at Alfalfa Medical University, Faridabad. He is a resident of Kuyal Pulwama. The police have also taken Muzammil’s brother along with him. 360 kg explosives, rifles and magazines were recovered from Muzammil’s rented room.

Dr. Shaheen Shahid

Dr. Shaheen is a female doctor who was associated with Muzammil. The police have also arrested him. It was revealed on Monday that some weapons were recovered from the lady doctor’s car. This action was taken on the behest of Muzammil.