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New Delhi: Investigations into the Red Fort blast on the evening of November 10 have unveiled a far-reaching terror plan. The attackers had targeted the VVIP area of Delhi, including a potential strike on the Parliament during its upcoming winter session. The module’s plot involved 38 vehicles across the country, with links traced to Aligarh Muslim University (AMU). High-Level Planning and Reconnaissance According to sources, the main conspirator, Dr. Umar, traveled to Mewat, Haryana, the night before the blast. CCTV footage shows him passing through a toll plaza at 1:36 AM with an explosives-laden vehicle. Arrested suspects, Dr. Mujammil and Dr. Adil, revealed that the module had conducted reconnaissance of the Parliament and Constitution Club, aiming for an attack during the winter...

New Delhi: In the wake of the car blast near the Red Fort and a bomb threat at IGI Airport, airport authorities and the CISF have stepped up security measures across key transit points in the capital. Passengers have been advised to arrive well in advance to ensure smooth security screening. Increased Security Measures Joint operations by Airport Police and CISF teams include extensive vehicle checks, barricading of access points, and patrolling along airport approaches. Dog squads are being deployed for specialized checks, while inverted mirror cameras are being used to inspect suspicious vehicles. Advisory for Passengers Authorities have issued advisories for travelers to reach their destinations earlier than usual: Air passengers: Arrive at least 3 hours prior to departu...