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51% : He was also employed at Al-Falah University, working closely with Dr Muzammil and Dr Umar Un Nabi.Police sources told PTI that an AK-47 rifle was recovered from his locker at GMC Srinagar, where he had earlier worked as a senior resident.51% : Police recovered over 2,500 kilograms of explosives from his residence within the Al-Falah University complex.Officials said he had been staying on campus under the guise of a religious teacher and was detained by Jammu and Kashmir Police before being brought to Srinagar for questioning.He is suspected of providing logistical support, including safe houses and connections to financial channels.Who is Dr Sajad Malik Police on Tuesday took another Pulwama doctor, Sajad Malik, into custody for questioning, bringing the number of Kashmir-born doctors linked to the Delhi blast case to four.It remained unclear whether Malik's detention was aimed at gathering information about his friend Umar Un Nabi or if he was also being held as a suspect in the broader terrorism conspiracy.Network and recovery operations According to police and intelligence agencies, the seven-member module used encrypted channels for communication, coordination, and movement of explosives.In Faridabad, questioning of over 52 individuals, including faculty and students of Al-Falah University, led to the recovery of the explosive materials and firearms.Subsequent raids in Shopian, Ganderbal, and Anantnag uncovered additional weapons, including an AK-56 rifle, pistols, and large quantities of IED components.Officials
45% : confirmed that Dr Muzammil and Dr Umar Un Nabi had plotted an attack during Republic Day celebrations, but the plan was delayed due to heightened security.Massive crackdown and heightened security After the Red Fort blast, the Delhi Police and paramilitary forces tightened security across the national capital.
39% : He is accused of being part of the Faridabad module that stockpiled explosives and weapons.Adeel's arrest came after Muzammil's interrogation, which revealed their collaboration in transporting and concealing explosives across multiple sites.Who is Dr Umar Un Nabi Dr Umar Un Nabi, from Pulwama, was also associated with Al-Falah University and was reportedly driving the i20 car that exploded near the Red Fort, killing over 10 people.Sources told PTI that Dr Umar had been under surveillance but changed locations frequently.
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