Major clues have emerged following Monday evening's explosion in the nation's capital. This isn't just a significant blast, happening 14 years after the last one in Delhi; it's reminiscent of the Parliament attack, but this time, the perpetrator perished in his car. It's claimed to be the first incident where a white-collar terror module is suspected. These are educated and professional individuals, unsuspected of terrorism. Investigating agencies are currently detaining multiple doctors and suspects for questioning.
Meanwhile, a surprising revelation has raised questions about whether the terrorist organization, Jaish-e-Mohammad, left any clear hints for Delhi following the Pahalgam attack. The May 2025 edition of Jaish's magazine, Madina, featured the iconic Mughal-era Safdarjung Tomb on its cover.
Moreover, the magazine ran an extensive article discussing past and current events with special mention of 'Ghazwat-ul-Hind' and the readiness for jihad. In its anti-India rhetoric, Jaish-e-Mohammad advocated for jihad as a means to establish Islamic rule over India.
Masood Azhar's Fury After Operation Sindoor
This brings up the looming question: Was Jaish-e-Mohammad behind the Delhi bombings? Operation Sindoor didn't just wipe out Jaish's base but claimed Masood Azhar's family members. This spurred Masood Azhar’s desire for revenge. The noteworthy element is the arrest of Dr. Shaheen in Faridabad, charged with recruiting women for Jaish in India.
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Operation Sindoor marked the death of a most-wanted terrorist’s sister, Masood Azhar, pushing him to recruit women for Jaish through his younger sister. In October, the proclamation for establishing Jamaat-ul-Mominate was made, aiming for mass recruitment starting November 8. But India's biggest pawn in the plot was Doctor Shaheen Shahid, who was caught.
Dr. Shaheen's Connection to Lucknow
Dr. Shaheen, from Lucknow, is suspected of connecting with the Delhi blast. It's reported that Masood entrusted her with integrating women into Jaish in India. This raises inquiries about Jaish’s involvement in the Delhi attack. The massive terror module uncovered across Jammu-Kashmir, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh led to Shaheen Shahid's arrest.
Joint efforts by UP ATS and Jammu-Kashmir Police led to a raid at Shaheen’s residence in Lucknow. Earlier, her brother Dr. Parvez Ansari’s house underwent a 3-hour search. Numerous documents, digital devices, a car, and a bike were seized, with a pass from Integral University found on the car.
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Two Major Links to Jaish in the Delhi Blast
In the Delhi blast, two significant connections to Jaish-e-Mohammad have emerged. The first is a terror module responsible for the explosion, while the second is Shaheen, whose car held assault rifles and a large cache of ammunition. This situation suggests that Jaish is now recruiting medical professionals into its new terror strategies to avoid detection and maintain secrecy.
Additionally, the use of cars in the attack echoes methods used by Jaish in their February 14, 2019, Kashmir attack, resulting in the martyrdom of 46 soldiers. In retaliation, India launched airstrikes followed by Operation Sindoor, demolishing Lashkar and Jaish bases in Pakistan.
