Investigators probing the recent car blast near Delhi’s Red Fort have identified Dr Umar Un Nabi as the prime suspect, after CCTV footage showed him passing through the Mewat Toll in Haryana’s Nuh district in the early hours of November 10.

Authorities believe Dr Nabi went missing on November 9, a day after officials discovered nearly three tonnes of ammonium nitrate stored illegally in a Faridabad warehouse. Investigators suspect he fled the area soon after, switched off multiple mobile phones, and stopped attending his duties at the university where he worked.

The investigation has also expanded to include three other doctors — Dr Shaheen Shahid, Dr Muzammil Ahmad Ganai, and Dr Tajamul Ahmed Malik — for their possible links to a radical network believed to be operating between Delhi and Kashmir.

Officials say the CCTV footage provides a crucial lead, helping to trace Dr Nabi’s movements following the blast and the explosives recovery. Security agencies are now intensifying their search efforts across Haryana and nearby states to locate the suspect and determine the

full extent of the network’s involvement.

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