Delhi's suicide bomber Umar Nabi had two cell phones. In new CCTV footage, he was seen getting one of the phones fixed at a repair shop in Faridabad.

Delhi Police has ramped up digital surveillance and is closely monitoring social media platforms after a car blast near the Red Fort.

Multiple specialised teams are working round the clock to scan public posts, comments, videos and online discussions for possible leads, sources said.

The focus of monitoring includes identifying radicalisation, misinformation, provocation or any suspicious online activity linked to the blast.

Information gathered by social media units is being relayed immediately to field teams for verification and further action, sources said.

Police have also instructed all district units to intensify review of CCTV footage, especially in sensitive areas such as markets, transit corridors, border points and key installations.

An MBBS student has been arrested by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in West Bengal's Uttar Dinajpur district for his alleged links to terror outfits.

The accused has been identified as Janisur Alam, alias Nisar Alam, an MBBS student of Al-Falah University, Haryana, and a resident of Punjab's Ludhiana with ancestral roots in Konal village near Dalkhola in Uttar Dinajpur.

An officer said they suspected his involvement in activities related to the recent Delhi blast case.

The Red Fort Metro station, which had been closed for the past four days after the blast, has been reopened for passengers today. Currently, Gate Numbers 2 and 3 have been opened, while Gates 1 and 4 will remain closed for now.

Several political leaders in Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday expressed sorrow over the accidental explosion at Nowgam police station in Srinagar that left nine people dead and 32 others injured.
Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, who ordered a probe into the cause of the incident also mourned the loss of lives.

Former chief minister and Peoples Democratic Party chief Mehbooba Mufti said she is deeply anguished by the tragedy.
Democratic Progressive Azad Party (DPAP) president Ghulam Nabi Azad also mourned the deaths.

Chief Minister has expressed deep sorrow and grief over the tragic accidental explosion at Nowgam Police Station, which claimed precious lives and left several personnel injured. He has extended heartfelt sympathies to the bereaved families and prayed for the swift recovery of…

— Office of Chief Minister, J&K (@CM_JnK) November 15, 2025

Investigating agencies have detained a doctor from Punjab's Pathankot for questioning in connection with the Delhi blast earlier this week, police sources said on Saturday.

The 45-year-old surgeon has been working at a private medical college and hospital in Pathankot for more than two years, they said.

He had previously worked at the Al Falah University in Haryana's Faridabad district, to which the prime suspects in the "white collar terror module" case were also linked, sources added.

The huge cache of explosives which exploded at Nowgam police station in Jammu and Kashmir was brought from Haryana's Faridabad in a Tata 407 pickup truck in small bags and was being examined by experts when the "accident" took place.

The blast occurred when a specialised team was extracting samples from the large and "unstable" cache of explosives, according to Jammu and Kashmir Police.

On the reason behind transporting the explosives to Nowgam, the official said the original case was registered at the Nowgam police station and the explosives were the case property of that police station. Hence, there was a need to transport the explosives so far.

People at Al-Falah University have said off-camera that a significant number of students have taken leave 

One of the terror suspects arrested in connection with the 10/11 Delhi blast was likely preparing to flee the country, with sources pointing out that she had recently applied for a passport.

The blast-hit stretch near Delhi's Red Fort has opened after about 113 hours. 

Police have removed the tent covering the explosion site, allowing traffic and public movement to resume.

The road, closed since the evening of November 10, connects India’s busiest markets, including Chandni Chowk and Bhagirath Palace, which are now fully accessible again.

A police team is carrying out searches at Al-Falah University's headquarters in Delhi's Okhla.

More than 2 kg of ammonium nitrate was used in the blast near Red Fort, according to sources linked to investigating agencies.

Umar Mohammed -- the suicide bomber -- was an "expert" in making bombs, sources said.

More than 52 explosive samples obtained by the forensic team so far reveal that Umar Mohammed may have prepared the explosive using ammonium nitrate, petroleum oil, and detonating material.

J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha said he is "deeply anguished" by the "loss of precious lives due to an extremely tragic accidental blast" at the Nowgam Police Station in Srinagar.

"My condolences to the bereaved families. I pray for speedy recovery of the injured. The government stands in solidarity with the families, friends, and loved ones of the departed. All possible assistance is being provided to those affected. I've ordered a probe to ascertain the cause of the accidental explosion," his office posted on X.

The government stand in solidarity with the families, friends, and loved ones of the departed. All possible assistance is being provided to those affected. I've ordered a probe to ascertain the cause of the accidental explosion.

— Office of LG J&K (@OfficeOfLGJandK) November 15, 2025

Days after a powerful explosion in Delhi killed 13 people, newly surfaced CCTV footage has captured its impact inside the Red Fort Metro Station.

The one-minute clip shows a man eating at a food counter and people walking inside the metro station. Within seconds, a loud boom and tremors were heard, causing people to panic. The violent tremors indicated the powerful force of the explosion. People began rushing out of the area in fear, while a police officer could be seen guiding them.

Two MBBS doctors have been detained from Haryana's Nuh for questioning, One of them studied in China and recently interned at Al-Falah University.

The police said he was picked up after alleged conversations with terror suspects.

The Nuh district remains under intensive surveillance; five people - three MBBS doctors, a fertiliser seller and an imam - were taken into custody last week.

Agencies suspect ammonium nitrate used in the blast may have been procured from Nuh (Mewat).

Officials this morning carried out cleaning at the spot where a deadly blast occurred in a Hyundai i20 car near the Red Fort on Monday.

#WATCH | Delhi | Visuals of cleaning being carried out at the spot where a blast occurred in a Hyundai i20 car near the Red Fort on 10th November. 12 people died in the blast. pic.twitter.com/jGeKcjpdwO

— ANI (@ANI) November 15, 2025

J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha and Chief Minister Omar Abdullah to take stock of the situation post the Nowgam police station explosion. They are expected to visit the blast site as well and will be briefed about the unfortunate incident.

SIA Inspector

Two photographers:

Seven of the nine victims have so far been identified:

- 1. Mohd Shafi Parray

    - Age: 50

    - Occupation: Tailor

    - Residence: Wanabal

- 2. Aijaz Afzal Mir

    - Age: 40

    - Rank: Sgct (Subedar/Senior Grade Constable)

    - Residence: HMT Gazaliabad, FSL DPL Srinagar

- 3. Arshid Ahmad Shah

    - Age: 36

    - Occupation: Photo Section Crime Branch

    - Residence: Kulgam, Jammu and Kashmir

- 4. Mubashir Mansoor

    - Occupation: Cameraman, J&K Crime Branch

    - Residence: Hari Pari Gam, Tral, Jammu and Kashmir

- 5. Naib Tehsildar Muzaffar Ahmad

    - Residence: Soibugh, Budgam, Jammu and Kashmir

- 6. Inspector Peer Asrar Ul Haq

    - Rank: SI (Sub-Inspector)

    - Residence: Muqami Shahwali Dragmulla, Kupwara, Jammu and Kashmir

- 7. Suhail

    - Residence: Natipora, Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir

    - Working with Tehsildar

Nalin Prabhat said that the building of the police station has been "severely damaged". 

He also said that adjacent buildings too have been affected.

"The extent is being ascertained. The cause for this unfortunate incident is being inquired into," the J&K top cop said.

#WATCH | Blast near Nowgam Police Station in J&K last night | Srinagar | J&K DGP Nalin Prabhat says, "During the investigation in FIR 162 of 2025 of PS Nowgam, a huge quantity of explosive substances, chemicals and regents were also recovered from Faridabad on 9th and 10th of… pic.twitter.com/Xs55Nve64t

— ANI (@ANI) November 15, 2025

Nalin Prabhat said that a State Investigation Agency official, three Forensic Science Laboratory officials, two crime wing officials, two revenue officials, and a tailor who was associated with the team were among those killed.

He also said that 27 police personnel, two revenue officials and three civilians have received injuries.

"Owing to the unstable and sensitive nature of the recovery, it was being handled with utmost caution. However, during the same, an accidental explosion took place at about 11:20 PM on Friday. Any other speculation into the cause of this incident is unnecessary," he told reporters.

The blast at Nowgam police station was "accidental", says Nalin Prabhat, adding that "any other speculation" into the cause of this incident is "unnecessary".

Jammu and Kashmir Director General of Police (DGP) Nalin Prabhat confirms nine people have died in a blast at the Nowgam police station.

Addressing reporters this morning, he also said that three civilians are among those who were injured in the explosion.

The Jammu and Kashmir Police on Monday afternoon said it cracked an inter-state and transnational "white collar" terror module.

It said it also seized 2,900 kilograms of explosive substances and arrested eight people, including three doctors - Adeel Ahmad Rather, Muzammil Shakeel, and Shaheen Saeed - linked to Al-Falah University in Faridabad.

Hours later, an explosion occurred in a car at a red light near the iconic Red Fort in Delhi, killing 13 people and injuring more than 20 others.

Tuesday morning, the name of another doctor from Jammu and Kashmir, Umar Nabi, emerged, with sources saying that he was driving the Hyundai i20 car that exploded.

Sources in the National Investigation Agency (NIA), which is probing the "terrorist incident", said the seizure of the chemical used in bomb-making may have triggered a panic situation for the suspect and compelled him to relocate.

A video showed fire crews battling flames as heavy smoke rose from the blast site. Massive debris was also seen on the ground, with multiple vehicles on fire. 

#BREAKING: Rescue work begins at Nowgam Police Station after deadly blast. J&K Police, Fire Brigade & Paramilitary on spot. More than 8 casualties likely in the explosion. Injured being rushed to Indian Army’s 92 Base Hospital & SKIMS. Buildings and vehicles around also damaged. pic.twitter.com/hqjwt9EC3d

— Aditya Raj Kaul (@AdityaRajKaul) November 14, 2025

Body parts were reportedly thrown in neighbouring houses about 300 metres away. Some residents more than 15 kilometres away also said they felt the explosion.

CCTV footage from a nearby house showed the impact of the explosion, which left a trail of destruction.

CCTV Footage from a nearby house when the Nowgam explosion took place in Srinagar, Kashmir. Ambulances and Top Police officials rushing to the spot. Casualties feared in the unfortunate incident. This is not a terror attack but an accident on explosives earlier confiscated. pic.twitter.com/BEQ6j6rFHG

— Aditya Raj Kaul (@AdityaRajKaul) November 14, 2025

At least nine people were killed and 29 others were injured after a huge pile of confiscated explosives stored at a police station in Nowgam near Jammu and Kashmir's Srinagar went off on Friday night.

Most of those killed were policemen and forensic team officials, who were examining the explosives.

The blast occurred while they were handling the explosive material that had been brought from Haryana's Faridabad recently.

It was the Nowgam police station that cracked the case of the terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed's posters in various locations of the area.

These posters exposed the terror module in which radicalised highly-qualified professionals were involved. The discovery led to the recovery of massive explosive material and the arrest of several terror doctors.

In October, one of the arrested doctors, Adeel Ahmad Rather, was seen putting up these posters that warned of big attacks on security forces and "outsiders" in Kashmir. His arrest on October 27 uncovered a sinister network, which was later found to be behind the blast near Red Fort in Delhi that claimed 13 lives earlier this week.