Delhi Blast Live Updates: Police Search Gautampuri For Prime Suspect Dr. Umar Un Nabi

Investigators believe Dr. Umar Mohammad, the prime suspect in the Delhi blast, and his team used a red EcoSport to transport and stockpile ammonium nitrate over time, as per NDTV.

Top intelligence sources have indicated to NDTV that members of the Jaish Doctor Module had a structured, phase-wise plan to target six to seven location in Delhi on December 6.

Phase 1: Formation of Module
Creation of the Jaish-Ansar terror module, comprising radicalized operatives including doctors.

Phase 2: Procurement of Materials
Sourcing raw materials for improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and ammunition from Nuh and Gurugram in Haryana.

Phase 3: Manufacturing & Reconnaissance
Production of lethal chemical-based IEDs and scouting potential target locations across Delhi.

Phase 4: Distribution of Explosives
Allocation of assembled bombs to module members after reconnaissance was completed.

Phase 5: Execution of Attacks
Coordinated bombings planned across six to seven high-profile locations in Delhi on December 6, chosen to coincide with the Babri Masjid demolition anniversary.

(Original timeline was August 2025, but operational delays pushed the date to December, sources indicated to NDTV.)

In a post on X, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation said, "Service Update Lal Quila Metro Station will remain closed till further notice due to security reasons. All other stations are functional as normal."

Agencies have requested all documents related to Dr. Umar Mohammad, the suspected suicide bomber in the Delhi blast, and his close associates, Dr. Muzammil Shakeel and Dr. Shaheen Saeed, from Al-Falah University, as reported by NDTV.

A DNA test linked Umar N Nabi to the deadly blast near the Red Fort area, which claimed lives and left several injured. Investigator suspected the medical professional before, but they could not confirm because Umar's body was blown apart in the blast.

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