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NIA Chargesheet Reveals University Doctor Tested Bombs Inside Al‑Falah Campus
✍️ Times of India
🗓 11 Sep 2026, 09:50 AM
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The National Investigation Agency's chargesheet alleges that a doctor at Al‑Falah University first tested explosive mixtures on campus before moving the operations to rented premises in Aravalis, where a large cache of ammonium nitrate was seized ahead of the Red Fort blast.
The National Investigation Agency filed a chargesheet that traces a terror module’s evolution from fertilizer‑based explosives to improvised explosive devices (IEDs). It names a doctor from Al‑Falah University as the first to test bomb mixtures on campus.
The document states that the doctor used funds routed through the university to procure chemicals and firearms. These weapons were stored in rented premises in Aravalis, kept out of public view.
Security forces seized a large cache of ammonium nitrate before the Red Fort blast, preventing a potential disaster. The seized material is linked to the same network that operated the university‑based testing.
The chargesheet outlines how the doctor and associates escalated from testing to assembling IEDs, indicating a systematic build‑up of terror capabilities.
Authorities are continuing to probe the extent of the network’s reach across educational institutions and urge vigilance.
The document states that the doctor used funds routed through the university to procure chemicals and firearms. These weapons were stored in rented premises in Aravalis, kept out of public view.
Security forces seized a large cache of ammonium nitrate before the Red Fort blast, preventing a potential disaster. The seized material is linked to the same network that operated the university‑based testing.
The chargesheet outlines how the doctor and associates escalated from testing to assembling IEDs, indicating a systematic build‑up of terror capabilities.
Authorities are continuing to probe the extent of the network’s reach across educational institutions and urge vigilance.