Delhi Blast Suspect: 5 Shocking Facts About Doctor Umar Un-Nabi
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A 35-year-old Kashmiri doctor, Umar Un-Nabi, has been identified as the prime suspect in the recent Delhi blast that killed at least 10 people. According to investigators, Un-Nabi was behind the wheel of a Hyundai i20 that exploded near the historic Red Fort on November 10. Following a multi-state investigation, Un-Nabi's home in Pulwama was demolished on Friday, marking a significant development in the probe into the "white-collar" terror module allegedly run by medical professionals. Here are five key facts about Un-Nabi and the investigation: 1. **Medical Background**: Un-Nabi graduated from the Government Medical College in Srinagar in 2017 and worked in various hospitals across Srinagar, Anantnag, and Faridabad, where he served as an assistant professor at Al-Falah Medical College and Hospital. 2. **Panicked Reaction**: After massive seizures of ammonium nitrate, detonators, and AK47s in Faridabad on November 9, Un-Nabi allegedly panicked and abandoned his routine, shutting off his phones and going into hiding in Dhauj village, around 15 km away. 3. **Links to 'White-Collar' Network**: Un-Nabi had close ties with two other Kashmiri doctors, Adeel Rather and Muzammil Ganaia, who were recently arrested. Investigators claim the trio, along with a handful of associates, ran a logistics chain from Pulwama to the NCR, using their academic backgrounds and access to chemicals to assemble explosive devices. 4. **Final Movements Traced**: Un-Nabi, who had stopped attending classes and duties after October 30, drove the i20 into Delhi on November 10. CCTV footage shows the vehicle near Red Fort Metro Station shortly before the explosion tore through the area, damaging nearby cars. 5. **Family in the Dark**: Un-Nabi's family in Pulwama said they were unaware of any illegal activity. His sister-in-law, Muzamila, recalled that the last conversation with him took place just two days before the blast, with Un-Nabi mentioning that he would come home soon. The Delhi Police Special Cell has filed an FIR under UAPA, the Explosives Act, and sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita related to murder and attempt to murder.
