Delhi Blast: Human Remains Found 3 Days After Explosion; White-Collar Terror Links Surface

Three days after the devastating Delhi Red Fort car blast, investigators have recovered human remains from Lajpat Rai Market, nearly 100 meters from the explosion site. The discovery underscores the massive intensity of the blast, which tore through vehicles and nearby structures. Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) teams are conducting DNA tests to identify the victim, as police continue to sweep the surrounding area for evidence. The explosion, which occurred on November 10, left behind a trail of destruction extending well beyond the immediate blast radius. The shockwave was so powerful that debris and body parts were found across temple rooftops and market lanes. Simultaneously, the investigation is uncovering chilling details about the “white-collar terror module” allegedly behind the attack. Several doctors and engineers are under the scanner, including Dr. Umar, Dr. Shahin, and Dr. Muzammil, all linked to a wider radical network operating through encrypted apps like Session. Dr. Shahin’s connection to Kanpur University and earlier ties in Maharashtra are also being verified by intelligence agencies. The NIA, Delhi Police, and ATS are jointly mapping the chain of communication and funding, suggesting that educated professionals were radicalized to execute a sophisticated terror plot.