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Delhi Police have mapped terrorist Dr. Umar Un Nabi’s movements before the Red Fort blast using over 50 CCTV footage locations. His route from Faridabad to Delhi, via Mewat and Firozpur Jhirka, reveals a planned terror operation and calculated evasion.
Police Discover Terrorist Dr. Umar's Entire Movement Trail
New Delhi: Delhi Police have now obtained complete information about the activities of Dr. Umar Un Nabi, the main accused in the November 10th Red Fort blast. The police have examined CCTV footage from over 50 locations, tracing every movement of his vehicle.
Based on this footage, it is now clear that Umar moved through several areas before the blast and frequently changed his location to avoid security agencies' surveillance.
According to the police investigation, Umar entered Delhi from Faridabad and roamed through several districts of the capital. He was first seen in Southeast Delhi, then wandered around the Ring Road in the East District and Central District.
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From there, he went to North Delhi and later stopped for a bite to eat in the Ashok Vihar area. He then returned to Central District, where he visited a mosque. At around 3:19 pm, he arrived at the Red Fort parking area, where the blast occurred that evening.
The investigation also revealed that before the blast, Umar left Faridabad and traveled to Mewat and Firozpur Jhirka. He then returned to Delhi via the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway. On the way, he spent the night at a dhaba and slept in his car.
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Several CCTV cameras installed on the Delhi-Mumbai Highway captured his vehicle, allowing agencies to reconfirm his movements.
Police are now conducting forensic analysis of this footage of Umar to determine who he was in contact with. Agencies believe that Umar's travels were part of a larger conspiracy. He took various routes to conceal his identity and avoid tracking.
It is believed that there was a well-planned plan behind his return to Delhi, which was linked to the Red Fort blast.
Umar's family is still in shock. Family members said Umar was a bright student and a cricket enthusiast and enjoyed spending time with children.
However, his behavior had changed over the past few years—he would disappear for months, keep his phone switched off, and claim he was busy with "important work."
The family said he had promised to return home on Monday, but the Delhi bombings shook the nation before that. Dr. Umar Un Nabi's journey has now become a major clue for the police.
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The trail of his every move indicates that the blast was not the result of an accidental incident but a planned terrorist plot. Forensic investigations and network analysis may reveal further revelations in this case in the coming days.
