New Delhi:
The investigation into the November 10 Delhi car blast, which killed 13 people and left 20 injured near the historic Red Fort, has entered a critical phase as Delhi Police successfully reconstructed the final hours of suspected operative Umar Nabi.
Officials confirmed that a 50-camera surveillance review allowed investigators to trace his movement across multiple checkpoints, transportation hubs, marketplaces, and approach roads leading to the blast site. This reconstruction has helped establish a minute-by-minute timeline of his actions before the explosion.
Sources involved in the probe describe the digital trail as “highly revealing,” offering clarity on logistics, handlers, and possible safehouses linked to the operation.
🔻 Declared a Terror Attack by Anti-National Forces
Security agencies have now officially classified the explosion as a terror incident orchestrated by anti-national networks. Intelligence assessments suggest the involvement of a coordinated module operating across multiple states.
Authorities have also issued warnings to individuals and institutions suspected of financing or facilitating the attack.
🗨️ Amit Shah Issues Strongest Possible Warning
Union Home Minister Amit Shah delivered a sharp response, promising punishment that will “set an example” for future terror planners.
“Those behind this attack will face the strictest punishment. After this, such forces will not dare even to think of targeting India again,” he stated.
His comments come as counterterror teams expand their search footprint and interrogations intensify.
🌍 International Angle: United States Offers Support
The US government has offered technical and intelligence assistance to Indian agencies as the probe widens, calling India’s investigation “measured and methodical.”
However, Washington also warned that regional tensions could escalate depending on the findings.
A senior US official said the blast has “potential implications extending beyond India’s borders.”
🔔 What Happens Next?
Forensic analysis of the blast vehicle continues
Agencies are examining cross-border communication channels
Multiple teams are tracking possible accomplices
The Home Ministry has issued a nationwide alert
As Delhi tightens security around heritage zones and high-risk corridors, the investigation is expected to uncover deeper elements behind the coordinated terror strike.
