'Had Doubts, She Vanished After 2013': What Ex-Husband of Dr Shaheen, Suspect in JeM Terror Module and Delhi Blast, Revealed

New Delhi: The ex-husband of Dr Shaheen Shahid, one of the suspects in Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) multi-state terror module and the Delhi Red Fort blast, has said he had doubts about her after their divorce

as she had totally disappeared. The couple got married in 2003 and divorced in 2013.In an exclusive conversation with Times Now, Dr Shaheen’s former husband revealed that she wanted to relocate to Europe, but he had no contact with her after she left him in 2013.When asked whether he was in touch with his ex-wife, he said, “She wanted to go, so I said okay, go. What else could I have done?”“I didn’t give her a divorce. She left on her own but never mentioned where she wanted to go,” he added.Responding to reports that she was irregular at work, her ex-husband said she used to perform her duties regularly, but he had no knowledge of what happened after their divorce in 2013.Asked about her alleged role as a mastermind in the Delhi blast, her husband said he had no knowledge of it, as they were not in contact, neither with each other nor with their children.On allegations that he was an alcoholic and used to beat her, he responded, “You can inquire about my behaviour from people around.”

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How Dr. Shaheen's Family Reacted to Her Being Seen as Terror Suspect

Meanwhile, the family of Dr Shaheen and Dr Pervez Ansari (Lucknow-based doctor arrested in JeM terror module crackdown), who are reportedly under investigation in connection with a recent Delhi blast case, has come forward asserting their innocence.Speaking to ANI, Shaheen's brother, Mohammad Shoaib, maintained that both his brother and sister have had no connection with the family for the past three years and should not be linked with any wrongdoing."My brother and sister are innocent. They have had nothing to do with our family matters for the last three years. We are completely unaware of their activities or associations," Shoaib said, expressing shock over their names being drawn into the case.Shoaib added that the family has been living a peaceful life in Lucknow and has had minimal contact with Shaheen and Pervez."They had separated long ago and were living elsewhere. We are cooperating with authorities and have faith in the investigation," he said, appealing to the media and public not to jump to conclusions.Neighbours in the locality also supported Shoaib's statement, describing the family as quiet and law-abiding. One neighbour told ANI, "We have known Shoaib's family for many years. They are decent people and not involved in any illegal activity. The entire neighbourhood was shocked to hear about the allegations."The family has urged that a fair and impartial investigation be conducted to uncover the truth and prevent any defamation of innocent individuals. They have also requested privacy amid growing media attention around the case.Authorities have yet to issue an official statement on the matter, and further details are awaited as the investigation continues.

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Is Delhi Blast Being Linked to Surfacing of JeM Posters in J&K's Nowgam?

The threads of Delhi blast are linked to objectionable posters in the Nowgam area of Srinagar for which an FIR was registered on October 19, sources have said.Security forces also took strong action to bust inter-state Jaish-e-Mohammed module linked to the terror plot.During the investigation of this case, two arrests were made from Shopian and Ganderbal between October 20 and 27 and on November 5, a medical practitioner Dr Adil was apprehended from Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh, sources said.During interrogation, the accused revealed the names of other persons involved in this module. Subsequently, Dr Muzammil, a doctor from Al Falah Medical College in Faridabad, was arrested, the sources said.According to CCTV footage, the i20 car in which the Red Fort explosion occurred was being driven by Umar, a member of this module.The explosion was caused by the same type of material stockpiled in Faridabad, from where nearly 3,000 kilograms of explosives were seized, the sources said.Delhi Police and other security agencies rushed to the site following the explosion. Home Minister Amit Shah immediately directed NSG, NIA, and forensic teams to reach the location.Essential DNA, explosive, and other samples have been collected from the site and sent for forensic examination. The explosion probe has been handed over to the National Investigation Agency.With inputs from PTI