Delhi Police Uncover Red Fort Blast Plot Involving 5 Accused
- 5 Accused Arrested
- Homegrown Bomb Lab Found
- Fake IDs Used
- Online Shopping Spree Uncovered
The Delhi Police have uncovered a plot behind the Red Fort blast, revealing the involvement of 5 accused who used fake IDs and went on an online shopping spree to procure materials for a homegrown bomb lab. The blast occurred on December 11, 2022, and the police have been investigating since then. • The accused have been identified as residents of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.
Investigation Details
According to the police, the accused used fake IDs to purchase materials online, including batteries, wires, and other electronics. The materials were then used to create a homegrown bomb lab, where they assembled the explosive device. 'The accused were highly tech-savvy and used encrypted communication channels to coordinate their plans,' said a senior police officer. The police have seized several devices and materials from the lab.
Background
The Red Fort blast is not an isolated incident, as India has seen a surge in terrorist activities in recent years. According to data, there have been over 100 terrorist incidents in the country in the past year alone. The police have been working to strengthen security measures and prevent such incidents. 'The use of fake IDs and online shopping sprees is a new trend in terrorism, and we need to be vigilant,' said an expert.
Impact
The Red Fort blast has had a significant impact on the city, with many residents expressing concern and fear. The blast has also affected local businesses, with many shops and restaurants in the area reporting a decline in sales. 'The blast has affected our livelihood, and we hope the police can prevent such incidents in the future,' said a local shop owner. The incident has also raised questions about the effectiveness of security measures in the city.