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Exclusive: Delhi Bomber's Secret Suitcase Was Portable Bomb-Making Unit
Umar Un Nabi, the doctor who drove a car bomb and detonated it in Delhi's Chandni Chowk killing 15, had a 'mobile workstation' to build his tools of terror and death.
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Delhi Bomber Called Himself "Emir" Of White Collar Terror Module: Sources
Umar Un Nabi, the doctor-turned-suicide bomber who detonated a car bomb near Delhi's Red Fort, used to call himself "emir" to tell the other white collar terrorists of his module that he was their ruler.
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Jaish Handler Shared Bomb-Making Videos With Delhi Blast Accused: Sources
Sources said that the Jaish handler got in touch with Muzamil Shakeel through Maulvi Irfan Ahmed - a cleric from Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian who radicalised the doctors and formed the white collar terror module.
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Explained: Who Did What In White Collar Terror Module Behind Delhi Blast
More details about how the white collar terror module operated has emerged, over a week after the Jaish-e-Mohammed-linked module in Haryana's Faridabad launched a suicide car bomb attack near Delhi's Red Fort.
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Jaish Demands Rs 6,400 Donations For 'Fidayeen' Attack On India: Sources
Fifteen people were killed after a Hyundai i20 packed with ammonium nitrate fuel oil and other explosives detonated near the historic structure on November 10.
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Delhi Blast Terrorist Umar Mohammad Assembled Bomb In Red Fort Car Parking: Sources
In a key revelation in the Delhi blast case, investigators have found that Umar Mohammed alias Umar un-Nabi, who triggered the car blast near the iconic Red Fort, assembled the explosive in a public parking spot near the monument.
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10 'Terror Doctors': The Terrorists Behind Red Fort Bomb, And Their Roles
The investigation into the November 10 Delhi Red Fort car bomb in which 15 people were killed and over a dozen left injured after a suicide bomber detonated a Hyundai i20 loaded with ammonium nitrate fuel oil has revealed a core group of 10.
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Explaining Car Bomb VBIEDs: Terrorists' New Tactic, Delhi's New Nightmare
The November 10 attack at Delhi's Red Fort - ammonium nitrate fuel oil stuffed into the back of a Hyundai i20 detonated, killing 13 people - introduced the city to a new terrorist weapon - Vehicular-Borne Improvised Explosive Device or, a car bomb.
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For Delhi Blast, Mobiles Bought From Nepal, SIMs From Kanpur, Say Sources
Seven second-hand mobile phones were bought from Nepal for the operation, say sources. Also, 17 SIM cards were used, out of which six were bought in Kanpur.
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'Mother Of Satan' Behind Delhi Blast? Unstable Explosive In Forensics Focus
An extremely volatile explosive, infamously known as the 'Mother of Satan,' was likely used in the blast that ripped through the heart of the national capital a week ago, investigators suspect.
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Cops Trace Vehicles Near i20 That Exploded Near Red Fort, Quizzes Drivers
In a bid to piece together the precise sequence of events before the blast near Red Fort, the investigators have prepared a detailed list of each vehicle that entered the nearby parking area where the exploded car was stationed for three hours
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Delhi Blast Updates: Two Gates Of Red Fort Metro Station Reopen Days After Explosion
Thirteen people were killed and many others injured after a car driven by a doctor at Al-Falah University exploded near the Red Fort Metro Station on Monday.
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CCTV Shows Tremors, Panic Inside Red Fort Metro Station During Blast
A white Hyundai i20 car exploded near a traffic signal on the Netaji Subhash Marg near the Red Fort on Monday evening, leaving 13 people dead.
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Night Inside Car At Dhaba, Then Spotted On 50 CCTVs: How Delhi Bomber Moved
The Delhi Police and central investigating agencies have pieced together the final 48 hours of Dr Umar Nabi's movements before the deadly explosion outside Delhi's Red Fort on Monday evening.
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Delhi-Srinagar Flight Ticket Found In Bin Of Terror-Accused Doctor
A flight ticket showing that Dr Adil Ahmad, a J&K native arrested from Saharanpur last week, had travelled from Srinagar to Delhi on October 31, just days before the November 10 car explosion near Red Fort that killed 13 people and injured over 20
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Exclusive: Delhi Bomber's Secret Suitcase Was Portable Bomb-Making Unit
Umar Un Nabi, the doctor who drove a car bomb and detonated it in Delhi's Chandni Chowk killing 15, had a 'mobile workstation' to build his tools of terror and death.
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Delhi Bomber Called Himself "Emir" Of White Collar Terror Module: Sources
Umar Un Nabi, the doctor-turned-suicide bomber who detonated a car bomb near Delhi's Red Fort, used to call himself "emir" to tell the other white collar terrorists of his module that he was their ruler.
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Jaish Handler Shared Bomb-Making Videos With Delhi Blast Accused: Sources
Sources said that the Jaish handler got in touch with Muzamil Shakeel through Maulvi Irfan Ahmed - a cleric from Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian who radicalised the doctors and formed the white collar terror module.
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Explained: Who Did What In White Collar Terror Module Behind Delhi Blast
More details about how the white collar terror module operated has emerged, over a week after the Jaish-e-Mohammed-linked module in Haryana's Faridabad launched a suicide car bomb attack near Delhi's Red Fort.
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Jaish Demands Rs 6,400 Donations For 'Fidayeen' Attack On India: Sources
Fifteen people were killed after a Hyundai i20 packed with ammonium nitrate fuel oil and other explosives detonated near the historic structure on November 10.
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Delhi Blast Terrorist Umar Mohammad Assembled Bomb In Red Fort Car Parking: Sources
In a key revelation in the Delhi blast case, investigators have found that Umar Mohammed alias Umar un-Nabi, who triggered the car blast near the iconic Red Fort, assembled the explosive in a public parking spot near the monument.
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10 'Terror Doctors': The Terrorists Behind Red Fort Bomb, And Their Roles
The investigation into the November 10 Delhi Red Fort car bomb in which 15 people were killed and over a dozen left injured after a suicide bomber detonated a Hyundai i20 loaded with ammonium nitrate fuel oil has revealed a core group of 10.
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Explaining Car Bomb VBIEDs: Terrorists' New Tactic, Delhi's New Nightmare
The November 10 attack at Delhi's Red Fort - ammonium nitrate fuel oil stuffed into the back of a Hyundai i20 detonated, killing 13 people - introduced the city to a new terrorist weapon - Vehicular-Borne Improvised Explosive Device or, a car bomb.
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For Delhi Blast, Mobiles Bought From Nepal, SIMs From Kanpur, Say Sources
Seven second-hand mobile phones were bought from Nepal for the operation, say sources. Also, 17 SIM cards were used, out of which six were bought in Kanpur.
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'Mother Of Satan' Behind Delhi Blast? Unstable Explosive In Forensics Focus
An extremely volatile explosive, infamously known as the 'Mother of Satan,' was likely used in the blast that ripped through the heart of the national capital a week ago, investigators suspect.
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Cops Trace Vehicles Near i20 That Exploded Near Red Fort, Quizzes Drivers
In a bid to piece together the precise sequence of events before the blast near Red Fort, the investigators have prepared a detailed list of each vehicle that entered the nearby parking area where the exploded car was stationed for three hours
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Delhi Blast Updates: Two Gates Of Red Fort Metro Station Reopen Days After Explosion
Thirteen people were killed and many others injured after a car driven by a doctor at Al-Falah University exploded near the Red Fort Metro Station on Monday.
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CCTV Shows Tremors, Panic Inside Red Fort Metro Station During Blast
A white Hyundai i20 car exploded near a traffic signal on the Netaji Subhash Marg near the Red Fort on Monday evening, leaving 13 people dead.
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Night Inside Car At Dhaba, Then Spotted On 50 CCTVs: How Delhi Bomber Moved
The Delhi Police and central investigating agencies have pieced together the final 48 hours of Dr Umar Nabi's movements before the deadly explosion outside Delhi's Red Fort on Monday evening.
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Delhi-Srinagar Flight Ticket Found In Bin Of Terror-Accused Doctor
A flight ticket showing that Dr Adil Ahmad, a J&K native arrested from Saharanpur last week, had travelled from Srinagar to Delhi on October 31, just days before the November 10 car explosion near Red Fort that killed 13 people and injured over 20
