Three Indian suspects, including two doctors, arrested over Red Fort blast linked to Jaish-e-Mohammad using explosives traced to a Jammu blast.

Delhi Police and the NIA arrested three individuals, including two doctors from Al Falah University, in connection with a terror module behind a Red Fort car blast that killed 13. Raids in Haryana uncovered a network that collected ₹26 lakh for explosives, spent ₹3 lakh on NPK fertilizer—used in bombs—and used hawala channels to transfer funds. One suspect was detained for illegal fertilizer sales, while authorities investigate links to a Jaish-e-Mohammad module. A separate blast at a Jammu and Kashmir police station, killing nine, was tied to the same explosive materials. The investigation continues into financial flows, travel plans, and broader conspiracies.