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Investigators uncovered 2 much hideouts linked to Al-Falah University prof Muzammil Ahmad Ganaie, who was making IEDs. He had stored 2,600kg of ammonium nitrate astatine a mosque shed earlier moving it to a cleric's house, from wherever it was seized conscionable earlier the Delhi blast.
FARIDABAD: The probe into the Nov 10 Delhi panic attack and the achromatic overgarment panic module involving doctors has led sleuths to 2 much hideouts linked to Muzammil Ahmad Ganaie, the Al-Falah University prof who was making explosives that were to beryllium utilized arsenic IEDs successful cars.Ganaie, according to investigators, had hid 2,600kg ammonium nitrate astatine a shed successful a tract down a mosque adjoining the Al-Falah University field for 12 days earlier shifting it to a cleric's location successful Fatehpur Taga, from wherever it was yet seized conscionable a time earlier the Delhi blast. Muzammil had besides rented a three-room location successful Khori Jamalpur, astir 8km from Al-Falah University, successful July. This property, which is supra a integrative earthy materials portion owned by the village's erstwhile sarpanch Jumma, was leased for Rs 8,000 a month.
Muzammil told the proprietor helium needed the spot to commencement a effect proviso concern and intended to bring stocks from Kashmir for section sale. He often visited the house, according to investigators, often accompanied by Dr Shahin Shaheed, different Al-Falah doc linked to the panic module and present successful custody of National Investigation Agency (NIA).Although Muzammil introduced her arsenic a household subordinate to the sarpanch, helium has confessed to NIA that Shahin is his wife.
He vacated the spot aft 3 months. Police had earlier recovered 2 premises rented by Ganaie successful which helium kept ammonium nitrate, the larger haul astatine the cleric's location and a 350kg tranche successful a smaller country successful Dhauj. Ganaie had besides procured a grinder and a portable furnace to process the ammonium nitrate and utilized it to physique explosives. He kept this instrumentality astatine the location of a section cab operator helium knew.Jumma told investigators that helium archetypal encountered Muzammil portion seeking attraction for his cancer-stricken nephew astatine Al-Falah Hospital, wherever helium besides met Dr Umar Un Nabi, the Delhi bomber who was successful the i20 that blew up extracurricular Red Fort metro presumption connected Nov 10, sidesplitting 15 people.
Umar was a prof of medicine astatine Al-Falah.The shed wherever the ammonium nitrate was initially parked is owned by a section who Muzammil met astatine the mosque. Muzammil convinced him to let him to store the sacks astatine the shed, not telling him what they contained, conscionable items helium needed to put immoderate abstraction for. It was lone erstwhile the nonmigratory expressed interest astir theft that Muzammil shifted the full stock, on with different materials, to the location of cleric Mohd Istaq successful Fatehpur Taga.
A associated squad of Faridabad constabulary and J&K Police recovered the ammonium nitrate from the cleric's premises connected Nov 9. NIA sleuths took Muzammil to Khori Jamalpur, wherever erstwhile sarpanch Jumma identified him. Investigators spent respective hours astatine the location, quizzing the household astir Muzammil's visits, his companions and activities wrong the rented premises. Investigators said the chemic utilized successful the Delhi blast was sourced from NIT Nehru Ground. NIA conducted a raid connected Thursday astatine BR Scientific and Chemicals, a store situated successful NIT Nehru Ground, Faridabad. Sources indicated that the store is owned by Lal Babu, a licensed chemic dealer. This store supplies chemicals to laboratories successful assorted hospitals, arsenic good arsenic to colleges and universities. During questioning, Dr.
Muzammil disclosed that helium had purchased the chemic from this shop. NIA scrutinised the store's records and confiscated respective documents for further investigation.
