Delhi Red Fort Blast: Multi-State Terror Link Found, Inside Details Revealed

A massive terror conspiracy has come to light after investigators recovered nearly 350 kg of ammonium nitrate, assault rifles, and ammunition from a Faridabad warehouse—just days after the deadly Red Fort blast rocked Delhi. The probe now confirms a sprawling multi-state terror link, tying the Faridabad storage site to the capital’s attack and to operational modules in Jammu & Kashmir, Gujarat, and Telangana.

The crackdown began after the arrest of Kashmiri doctor Adil Ahmad Rather in Srinagar for allegedly circulating Jaish-e-Mohammed propaganda posters. During interrogation, Adil provided crucial inputs that guided security agencies to the Faridabad location, where timers and explosive materials were seized. Investigators believe the recovery and the group’s tactics point to a planned, cross-border terror operation.

The investigation has also traced links to the Gujarat ricin case involving Dr. Ahmed, a Telangana-based suspect tied to a separate but connected module. Officials now suspect the Faridabad setup functioned as a key logistical hub for a wider network involving radicalised individuals from J&K and Telangana, revealing a dangerous, coordinated terror web spanning multiple states.