Turkey Link in Delhi Blast? Two 'Doctor' Operatives Met JeM Handler Abroad: Sources

In a major development in the Red Fort car blast case that killed at least 12 people and left over 20 injured, investigators have uncovered a Turkey connection that could reshape the entire probe. Top sources tell Times Now that Kashmiri doctors, Umar Muhammad and Muzammil Shakeel, had travelled to Turkey, where they reportedly met a Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) handler. Investigators have also found Turkish immigration stamps in their passports, a crucial clue that has raised new questions about an international terror network.Earlier, reports had suggested that Dr Shaheen, accused of leading the women's wing of JeM in India, was in constant touch with a handler across the border. Now, with evidence suggesting that Umar and Muzammil may have met another

handler in Turkey, investigators are probing whether the entire conspiracy was hatched overseas and if the directions for the Delhi blast came from there.This Turkey trail could be the missing link tying together multiple operatives and revealing a broader Jaish-e-Mohammed plot targeting India.

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Delhi Red Fort Blast

A car explosion outside the Red Fort in Delhi killed twelve people and injured dozens of others on Monday evening, according to the police. The explosion, which took place at 6.52 pm, also led to nearby vehicles being engulfed in flames.The police said a slow-moving car had stopped at a red light just outside the Red Fort metro station before the blast.The blast was so powerful that it shattered the windows of vehicles parked several metres away. The sound was heard as far as ITO, a few kilometres from the spot.Investigators believe it might have been a Fidayeen (suicide) attack. They suspect that the mastermind, Dr Umar Un Nabi, may have driven the car near the Red Fort.