In a major breakthrough, the Delhi blast probe has revealed a sophisticated “white-collar terror module” allegedly behind the recent low-intensity explosion. Authorities have identified a suspicious red car and a network of highly educated professionals with potential terror links. Here’s the latest.
The Delhi Blast: What Happened?
On [insert date], a minor explosion shook [insert location] market in Delhi, causing panic but no deaths. Initially thought to be a gas leak, forensic tests confirmed an improvised explosive device (IED), triggering a high-level NIA and Delhi Police Special Cell investigation.
Who Are the ‘White-Collar’ Suspects?
Investigators were shocked to discover that the alleged perpetrators include engineers, IT professionals, and a former corporate employee—dubbing it a “white-collar terror module.” Unlike traditional suspects, these individuals had no prior criminal records, raising concerns about online radicalization.
The Red Car: A Critical Clue
CCTV footage captured a red Maruti Swift Dzire near the blast site before the explosion. The car, rented under a fake identity, contained traces of explosives. Police are tracking its route and the driver, who fled the scene.
Possible Links to Banned Groups
While no group has claimed responsibility, intelligence suggests ties to banned outfits like [insert names]. Suspects allegedly used encrypted apps and WhatsApp groups for coordination. The NIA is also probing foreign funding based on suspicious financial transactions.
Political Fallout & Security Upgrades
The case has triggered political debates, with the Home Minister urging tighter digital surveillance and opposition leaders questioning intelligence failures. Delhi Police has increased patrols and security at metro stations, markets, and airports.
What’s Next in the Probe?
Authorities are expanding the investigation to other states, analyzing travel records, money trails, and cyber activity. Experts warn similar modules may exist elsewhere, urging public vigilance.
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