Delhi Car Blast: Turkey Link Emerges in Red Fort Explosion Investigation

A devastating explosion near Delhi's iconic Red Fort on Monday evening sent shockwaves across the nation. The blast, which occurred in a white i20 car, tragically claimed the lives of 13 people and left over 20 injured. In the immediate aftermath, police forces from various states and multiple security agencies launched a comprehensive investigation into the incident. Several suspects have since been apprehended in connection with the case, and. The Indian government has officially declared the event an act of terrorism.

The Turkey Connection Unveiled

New revelations emerging from the ongoing investigation have taken a surprising turn,. As the threads of this terror plot now appear to lead to Turkey. According to police sources, a direct link between the Delhi blast and Turkey has been established. This discovery marks a significant breakthrough for the investigating agencies, providing crucial. Insights into the intricate layers of this terrorist conspiracy and its international dimensions.

Handler 'UKasa' and the Session App

Police sources indicate that the arrested terrorists, including 'Dr. Umar Mohammed,' were in contact with a handler identified as 'UKasa. ' Agencies suspect that 'UKasa' might be a code name, used to conceal the handler's true identity. Communication between the terrorists and their handler was conducted through the 'Session App,' an encrypted messaging platform designed for secure and private conversations. The location from which this handler operated has been traced to Ankara, the capital. City of Turkey, thereby establishing a direct connection between the conspiracy and the country.

Allegations of Brainwashing in Ankara

Intelligence sources suggest that in March 2022, certain individuals traveled from India to Ankara, Turkey. It's suspected that during this period, these individuals underwent a process of radicalization or 'brainwashing,' being indoctrinated and motivated to carry out terrorist activities within India. The timing of these alleged meetings in Ankara and the subsequent blast in Delhi points towards a potential deep-rooted connection, which is being meticulously investigated by the agencies to uncover the full extent of the plot. The terrorists maintained contact with their foreign handlers through encrypted communication channels, receiving their orders and instructions via these secure routes. In their conversations, they avoided directly naming the explosives they were preparing, which consisted of ammonium nitrate, oxide, and fuel oil. Instead, they utilized specific code words. According to sources, the terrorist identified as 'Dr. ' referred to the explosives as 'Shipment' and 'Package. ' These code words, recovered from their phones, have proven to be vital evidence for the investigating agencies, shedding light on their clandestine communication methods and operational secrecy.

Conspiracy for Serial Blasts in 4 Locations

The investigation has also uncovered a much larger and more sinister plot: a conspiracy to carry out serial blasts in four different locations across the country. According to sources, approximately eight suspects were involved in this elaborate scheme, planning to launch attacks in four distinct cities, while the plan involved forming four separate groups, each comprising two members. Each group was to be equipped with multiple Improvised Explosive. Devices (IEDs), intended for simultaneous detonation at their respective targets. The objective was to unleash widespread terror across the nation by executing coordinated attacks in four cities concurrently. Security agencies are now intensively scrutinizing the activities and network of these suspects to dismantle the entire conspiracy.

How a Major Attack Was Foiled

Intelligence agencies had issued a specific alert for the 12th, indicating the possibility of a major terrorist incident. Investigations revealed that certain crucial documents mentioned the 12th, suggesting that terrorists might execute a large-scale attack on this date, while in response to this alert, police and security agencies implemented special security arrangements nationwide for the 12th. This intelligence warning was disseminated by intelligence agencies to police forces in various states, urging them to remain vigilant. However, before the planned date of the 12th, the 'Doctor module' was busted, and on the 10th, Umar, in a state of panic, triggered the blast. This unplanned explosion, while tragic, inadvertently thwarted the terrorists' larger, coordinated conspiracy, preventing a potentially far more devastating attack across the country. Security agencies are now working relentlessly to dismantle this entire network from its roots.