Delhi Blast: Profiles of Key Individuals Involved

The investigation into the November 10, 2025, car explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort metro station—linked to Pakistan-backed Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM)—has spotlighted a network of professionals, including several doctors, allegedly radicalized and operationalized for terror activities. Below is a point-wise breakdown of the key persons identified so far, based on arrests, interrogations, and intelligence leads. The death toll stands at 13, with probes by Delhi Police, NIA, and other agencies ongoing. This network highlights JeM’s infiltration strategy using educated civilians.

Dr. Umer Nabi (Primary Suspect, Deceased)

  • Background: A doctor from Jammu & Kashmir, affiliated with a radical doctors’ group coordinating via Telegram; suspected member of a JeM terror module.
  • Role in Incident: Sole occupant and driver of the Hyundai i20 car that exploded at 6:52 PM near Red Fort metro station Gate 1; entered Delhi via Badarpur at around 8:04 AM that day.
  • Details: Wore a black mask while driving; vehicle contained Ammonium Nitrate Fuel Oil (ANFO) explosives and detonators, triggering a fireball that damaged nearby vehicles and killed 13.
  • Status: Killed in the blast; identified through surveillance footage and phone records showing over 100 calls prior to the event.
  • Connections: Linked to the broader Faridabad module; phone traced to the site, with family notified via police post at Red Fort.

Dr. Adil Ahmed Rather

  • Background: Doctor from Jammu & Kashmir, involved in pro-terror propaganda.
  • Role in Incident: Initial trigger for the probe; arrested on October 27, 2025, in Srinagar for erecting posters supporting JeM, a Pakistan-based terror group.
  • Details: His interrogation revealed the network, leading to subsequent arrests; part of the “white-collar terrorists” using professional covers for radicalization.
  • Status: In custody and being questioned by Jammu & Kashmir Police and NIA.
  • Connections: Named Dr. Muzammal Shakeel during questioning, expanding the JeM module investigation.

Dr. Muzammal Shakeel

  • Background: Doctor based in Faridabad, Haryana; worked at Al-Falah University alongside Dr. Shaheen.
  • Role in Incident: Key logistics handler in the JeM module; arrested after a raid uncovered terror materials.
  • Details: 350 kg of explosives (including ammonium nitrate), ammunition cache, and an AK-47 recovered from his possession; apprehended while driving Dr. Shaheen’s car, which had changed hands multiple times.
  • Status: Under interrogation; one of four doctors currently in custody.
  • Connections: Directly linked to Dr. Adil and Dr. Shaheen; involved in procuring materials similar to those used in the Delhi blast.

Dr. Shaheen (Shaheena Shahid)

  • Background: Woman doctor from Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh; arrested on November 9, 2025, in Faridabad as part of the terror module bust.
  • Role in Incident: Alleged head of JeM’s women’s wing in India (Jamaat-e-Mominat or Jamaat ul Momineen); tasked with radicalizing and recruiting women via social media.
  • Details: Handpicked by Sadia (JeM leader Masood Azhar’s sister-in-law and head of JeM’s Pakistan-based women’s wing) for operations; drove efforts to establish the wing domestically; linked to the car’s explosive procurement chain.
  • Status: In custody; first pictures and details emerged post-arrest, confirming cross-border communications with JeM handlers.
  • Connections: Co-worker of Dr. Muzammal at Al-Falah University; her vehicle used in the module’s activities; monitored for ties to broader LeT-JeM-ISI joint operations.

Amir

  • Background: Resident involved in vehicle procurement; limited personal details available.
  • Role in Incident: Last purchaser of the explosive-laden Hyundai i20 car used in the blast.
  • Details: Bought the vehicle in September 2025; it changed hands seven times total, obscuring the trail; car was slow-moving and stopped at a red light before detonation.
  • Status: Being questioned by Delhi Police as part of the 13 suspects on the list.
  • Connections: Linked to Tariq in the purchase; indirect ties to the doctor-led JeM module through the vehicle’s transfer.

Tariq

  • Background: Accomplice in logistics; sparse biographical info released.
  • Role in Incident: Assisted in acquiring and transferring the car rigged for the explosion.
  • Details: Collaborated with Amir on the September 2025 purchase; vehicle history under scrutiny to trace funding and modifications.
  • Status: Under interrogation alongside Amir; part of the expanding suspect pool.
  • Connections: Direct involvement in the car’s chain of custody, connecting to the Faridabad-based operatives.

Other Suspects (Unnamed or Under Questioning)

  • Group Profile: Includes three additional individuals detained recently—a friend of Dr. Umer Nabi and two others from the radical doctors’ network.
  • Role in Incident: Suspected support roles in planning, funding, or execution; the blast was allegedly a joint LeT-JeM-ISI operation, preponed after the Faridabad module bust to avenge prior Indian actions like Operation Sindoor.
  • Details: Total of 13 suspects, with four doctors central; probes monitor social media, phone dumps near Red Fort, and 2,900 kg of explosives seized in Faridabad pre-blast.
  • Status: All under NIA and Delhi Police custody; list expected to grow with international coordination.
  • Connections: Part of a larger “white-collar” JeM cell using Telegram for coordination; potential links to multiple planned blasts across India.

This network’s exposure underscores JeM’s evolution, leveraging professionals for covert ops. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has vowed justice, with heightened security nationwide. Updates from official probes are crucial as the investigation deepens.


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