Terrorists Planned Major Blast on Diwali, Then Postponed; Shocking Revelation in Delhi Blast

New Delhi: New revelations have emerged in the car bombing in front of Delhi's Red Fort. According to investigating agencies, Muzammil was the mastermind of the attack, who, along with suspect Umar, plotted the blast, which killed 10 people. Police are interrogating Muzammil and examining his phone and data. Muzammil revealed all his plans to the police. Delhi Red Fort Blast Shocking Revelation: Delhi Red Fort Bomb Blast IED Was Improperly Assembled Detailed Plan for the Blast The investigation has revealed that Muzammil had planned major blasts for January 26, 2026, the following year. His aim was to detonate explosives at several important locations in Delhi, including the Red Fort. Delhi Blast Probe: Route Of i20 car from Faridabad to Red Fort traced through CCTV footage According to the initial plan, Muzammil and his associates were planning to attack crowded areas during Diwali but later postponed the plan and planned for January 26. [caption id="attachment_170956" align="aligncenter" width="1280"] Red Fort Blast Limited in Impact[/caption] Background of the Suspects Muzammil was a senior doctor at Al-Falah University in Faridabad. Umar, the perpetrator of the blast, was also associated with the same university. Several educated individuals and medical professionals have been found to be involved in this attack. The Jammu and Kashmir Police have termed this group the "White Collar Terror Ecosystem." World Mourns Delhi Blast: US, Russia Condemn Attack; Iran, Israel Express Solidarity Current Status of the Investigation Police suspect that Omar may also have died during the car bombing. Investigative agencies are investigating the entire matter seriously. Initial investigations have also revealed that those involved in the planning and preparation of the attack were educated and professional, suggesting that terrorism is not limited to anarchist elements, but that some organized and highly educated groups may also be involved. Delhi Blast: Terrorists arrived in two cars; One vehicle still untraced in capital This revelation makes it clear that the blast near the Red Fort in Delhi involved not only local suspects but also an organized, highly educated terrorist network. In the coming days, investigating agencies are working to uncover the entire group and their network. Stay tuned to Dynamite News for further updates.